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Spain v Argentina: Final - FIFA World Cup 2026

Lewandowski explains why Yamal was unable to produce his 'best'

Former Barcelona striker Robert Lewandowski has explained why Lamine Yamal was unable to produce his absolute best form during Spain's triumph at the 2026 World Cup. The teenage prodigy entered the tournament following a lengthy injury layoff, but the Polish veteran praised his former team-mate's crucial contribution to La Roja's victory.

Yamal reveals what Messi said to him after World Cup final

Lamine Yamal has opened up on the touching moment he shared with Lionel Messi following the 2026 World Cup final. The teenage sensation helped Spain overcome Argentina in a historic showdown, but it was the post-match exchange with the eight-time Ballon d'Or winner that truly resonated with him.

Ayala sorry for Olmo clash

Argentina assistant coach Roberto Ayala has publicly expressed his regret following a physical altercation with Spain international Dani Olmo. The incident occurred in the immediate aftermath of the Albiceleste’s heartbreaking World Cup final defeat, as tensions boiled over between the two benches during the celebrations in New Jersey.

PSG star Ruiz reveals transfer desire & Ballon d'Or ambition

Paris Saint-Germain star Fabian Ruiz has revealed his desire to return to Real Betis in the future. The midfielder also has his sights set on the Ballon d'Or, having followed up a second successive Champions League triumph with PSG by helping Spain lift the 2026 World Cup.

'There's a more violent side to football' - Gavi does NOT want Argentina bans

Spain star Gavi has sensationally called for FIFA to show leniency toward Argentina’s players following the ugly scenes that marred the end of the 2026 World Cup final. Despite being physically manhandled by Leandro Paredes during the post-match melee, the Barcelona midfielder believes that such intensity is simply a natural part of the game’s competitive edge.

World Cup expansion: 64 teams could play in 2030 tournament

The 2030 World Cup could feature a massive expansion to 64 teams, according to a bold new claim. Following the conclusion of the 48-nation tournament won by Spain, the prospect of an even larger global competition across six host countries is now being openly discussed by high-ranking football executives, setting the stage for a historic centenary celebration.