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Actor Aadar Jain celebrated Spain's FIFA World Cup 2026 triumph after watching the final in New York. Calling it a "legend versus prodigy" clash between Lionel Messi and Lamine Yamal, he praised Spain while reaffirming Cristiano Ronaldo as his greatest of all time.
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Spain clinched the men’s World Cup title with a 1-0 extra-time victory over defending champions Argentina in East Rutherford, thanks to Ferran Torres’ 106th-minute strike. Despite Spain’s dominance in possession and attempts, Argentina held on until Torres broke the deadlock. With this win, Spain became the first nation to hold both men’s and women’s World Cup crowns simultaneously.
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Spain legend Andres Iniesta warns that stopping Lionel Messi in Monday's FIFA World Cup final is virtually impossible. He urged Luis de la Fuente’s squad to abandon fear, trust their tactical identity, and focus on hurting Argentina through collective possession
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Spain coach Luis de la Fuente confirmed Lamine Yamal has recovered from a knock and will be available for Sunday's FIFA World Cup final against Argentina. He also ruled out man-marking Lionel Messi as Spain chases its first World Cup title since 2010.
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Ahead of the FIFA World Cup final in New York, legendary goalkeeper Oliver Kahn dismissed the Lionel Messi vs Lamine Yamal rivalry narrative, praised Spain's tactical departure from tiki-taka, and emphasized the value of mentality over purely defensive tactics
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Spain defeated France 2-0 in the FIFA World Cup 2026 semi-final, with Mikel Oyarzabal and Pedro Porro scoring to send the 2010 champions into the final. Spain will now face either England or Argentina in the title clash after another dominant display.
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Spain's Lamine Yamal has fired an early warning to France ahead of their FIFA World Cup semifinal, insisting the European champions have nothing to fear. The Barcelona teenager believes Spain's recent victories over France provide the perfect confidence boost before Tuesday's clash.
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Portugal and Spain renew one of football's fiercest rivalries in a high-stakes FIFA World Cup last-16 clash. Cristiano Ronaldo could be playing his final World Cup match, while Spain's flawless defence faces a Portugal side that has impressed in attack
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Former champions Spain square off against Austria in a high-stakes FIFA World Cup 2026 Round of 32 match in Los Angeles. Indian fans can catch the live action on the Zee5 app and Unite8 Sports TV channels
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Lamine Yamal inspired Spain to a dominant 4-0 win over Saudi Arabia in the FIFA World Cup 2026, scoring once and creating constant danger. Mikel Oyarzabal added a brace as Spain secured a place in the knockout stage with a commanding display.
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Spain bounced back in style at the FIFA World Cup 2026 with a 4-0 demolition of Saudi Arabia in Atlanta. Teen sensation Lamine Yamal, the youngest player in World Cup history, scored his first goal and inspired Spain’s attacking revival, while Mikel Oyarzabal netted twice to silence critics.
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Spain enters its crucial World Cup match against Saudi Arabia backed by elite squad depth and structural evolution. From a world-class midfield engine room to a fearless youth brigade, here are five reasons La Roja remains a primary title threat
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Barcelona won the title with two rounds remaining
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To face either PSG or Arsenal in Munich on May 31 for the summit clash
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Raphinha and Fermín López secured a 2-1 comeback win for Barcelona against relegated Valladolid. Hansi Flick's rotated squad overcame a first-half deficit, with Lamine Yamal sparking the revival, maintaining Barcelona's La Liga lead before facing Inter Milan
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The first half featured 47 minutes of intense football, with Kylian Mbappe getting the first opportunity in the opening minute, only to have his effort ruled out for offside as Barcelona maintained a high defensive line.
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Born in July 2007, Yamal's brilliance edges Barca closer to Real Madrid, Xinhua reports.
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Xinhua reports that Barcelona took a strong lead with Gavi's 15th-minute goal, followed by Frenkie de Jong finding the net three minutes later, securing a 2-0 advantage.