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The Spanish national team was proclaimed world champion for the second time in its history, 16 years after the first one, won in South Africa 2010, and strengthened the European dominance of the biggest competition on the planet, with five winners from that continent versus one from America in the last six editions of the tournament.
Spain's previous championship in 2010 was achieved with a 1-0 victory in the final against the Netherlands with the famous goal by Andrés Iniesta in extra time. This Sunday, they also won in extra time, through Ferran Torres.
The historical record is still led by Brazil, with five titles, one more than Germany and Italy, with four each. Brazil has not been world champion since the Japan and Korea 2002 edition. Argentina follows, with three. France and Uruguay have won two, while England and Spain have one. They are the only eight champions.
Regarding continents, Europe, with its thirteenth title, increases the gap with America, with nine, after winning five of the six most recent ones: Italy in Germany 2006, Spain in South Africa 2010, Germany in Brazil 2014, France in Russia 2018, and now Spain again in 2026. Only interrupted by Argentina, champion in 2022.
- Historial de la Copa del Mundo:
- Campeón Subcampeón Tercero Cuarto
- EE.UU. México y Canadá 2026 España 1 Argentina 0 Inglaterra 6 Francia 4
- Qatar 2022 Argentina 3 (4) Francia 3 (2) Croacia 2 Marruecos 1
- Rusia 2018 Francia 4 Croacia 2 Bélgica 2 Inglaterra 0
- Brasil 2014 Alemania 1 Argentina 0 P. Bajos 3 Brasil 0
- Sudáfrica 2010 España 1 P. Bajos 0 Alemania 3 Uruguay 2
- Alemania 2006 Italia 1 (5) Francia 1 (3) Alemania 3 Portugal 1
- Corea y Japón 2002 Brasil 2 Alemania 0 Turquía 3 Corea Sur 2
- Francia 1998 Francia 3 Brasil 0 Croacia 2 P. Bajos 1
- EEUU 1994 Brasil 0 (3) Italia 0 (2) Suecia 4 Bulgaria 0
- Italia 1990 RF Alemania 1 Argentina 0 Italia 2 Inglaterra 1
- México 1986 Argentina 3 RF Alemania 2 Francia 4 Bélgica 2
- España 1982 Italia 3 RF Alemania 1 Polonia 3 Francia 2
- Argentina 1978 Argentina 3 P. Bajos 1 Brasil 2 Italia 1
- Alemania 1974 Alemania 2 P. Bajos 1 Polonia 1 Brasil 0
- México 1970 Brasil 4 Italia 1 RF Alemania 1 Uruguay 0
- Inglaterra 1966 Inglaterra 4 RF Alemania 2 Portugal 2 URSS 1
- Chile 1962 Brasil 3 Checoslovaquia 1 Chile 1 Yugoslavia 0
- Suecia 1958 Brasil 5 Suecia 2 Francia 6 RF Alemania 3
- Suiza 1954 RF Alemania 3 Hungría 2 Austria 3 Uruguay 1
- Brasil 1950 Uruguay 2 Brasil 1 Suecia 3 España 1
- Francia 1938 Italia 4 Hungría 2 Brasil 4 Suecia 2
- Italia 1934 Italia 2 Checoslovaquia 1 Alemania 3 Austria 2
- Uruguay 1930 Uruguay 4 Argentina 2 EEUU Yugoslavia.
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