Spain, World Football Champion

Spain has won the perhaps most unusual final in history and has celebrated the title of world football champion.
On Sunday evening in New Jersey, Spain won 1:0 in Argentina, in the fully unilateral final. The Spaniards have dominated all the time, but for victory, they have had to continue. The victory goal was marked by Ferran Torres in the 106th minute, respectively, at the first minute of the second sequel.
After a crossing in the area, Nico Williams returned the ball to the Torres reserve that struck correctly from the area.
Spain is the world's second title. He had won first in 2010 in South Africa.
Sunday's final is fully dominated by Louis de la Fuentes' elected. “Red Futuration” created cases and cases but not concrete. By regular time Spain had 15 blows. Ten of them went into the frame of the gate. But no one ended up in the net.
In the meantime Argentina had no blow in 90 minutes. And it's only happened for the third time in the World Champions match. In the final, of course, for the first time.
The picture did not yet change unless the Spanish scored the goal of winning and the great festival. Argentina had only two hits. One was blocked and the other went over the gate. In the last few minutes, however, he seriously risked the Spanish gate.
Spain was praised by World Presidents, but not the top favourite. But it shone throughout the greatest World in history. Spain received only one goal, though in the first match it surprised for the worse by matching the goalless to the Green Cape.
Argentina beat down to the finals, and in the decisive match, it showed little. Lionel Messi was kept calm, in what might be his last fight on World Cup.
The shine Sunday night was for Spain. They concreteised one out of 20 cases to win the most valuable trophy in football. /Periscope/











