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Torres's extra-time strike hands Spain second World Cup title

The article reports on Spain's victory in the FIFA World Cup, secured by Fernando Torres' goal in extra time, marking Spain's second World Cup title. The headline highlights the significance of the win, emphasizing the dramatic nature of the final match. The article focuses on the outcome of the tournament and the achievement of the Spanish team. No additional details about the match, players, or context beyond the result are provided.

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Torres's extra-time strike hands Spain second World Cup title

The article reports on Spain's victory in the FIFA World Cup, secured by Fernando Torres' goal in extra time, marking Spain's second World Cup title. The headline highlights the significance of the win, emphasizing the dramatic nature of the final match. The article focuses on the outcome of the tournament and the achievement of the Spanish team. No additional details about the match, players, or context beyond the result are provided.

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