Sunday night at MetLife Stadium was goalless until almost the very end. Then, in the 106th minute, Nico Williams nodded the ball into Ferran Torres's path and the substitute buried it — a 1-0 win for Spain over defending champions Argentina, and the country's second World Cup title, sixteen years after their first in 2010. For clubs and fans, a final like this is exactly the kind of moment that kicks off a new custom soccer jersey conversation.

The Final Whistle: How Spain Won It 
Argentina, chasing a rare back-to-back title, held firm for most of the match behind goalkeeper Emiliano Martínez, who produced a record 11 saves. The turning point came in second-half stoppage time, when Enzo Fernández was sent off for a second bookable offense, leaving Argentina to play extra time a player short. Spain pounced 37 seconds into the second period of extra time: Williams headed a cross into space, and Torres finished it off. Lionel Messi, at 39 and playing in what he's said will be his last World Cup, finishes the tournament with eight goals and four assists — but no third title.

 By the Numbers 
The scoreline undersells how one-sided the final really was. Spain controlled roughly 60% of possession and put 12 shots on target to Argentina's zero — a stat that's almost hard to believe for a World Cup final. The only thing keeping Argentina in the game that long was Emiliano Martínez, who finished with 11 saves, the most ever recorded in a men's World Cup final. On the other end, Spain's defence was arguably the story of the whole tournament: this is the first time a World Cup has been won by a team that conceded just a single goal across the entire campaign. The win also gives Spain their second title, to go with 2010, while Argentina's three titles (1978, 1986, 2022) remain out of reach for now.

Your Club's Turn: From Final Whistle to Match Day Kit 
Colours: Whether you're drawn to Spain's clean red-and-navy trim or Argentina's sky-blue stripes, either can be a starting point for your own custom soccer jersey design online.

Kit pieces: A jersey is only half the kit. Round it out with custom soccer shorts and matching football socks, all built from the same custom football uniforms range.

Build it in 3D: C2C's 3D jersey customiser lets you add crests, sponsor logos, and player names and see them update live on a 3D model — no guesswork before you order. Check the size guide if you're kitting out a full squad, and ask about rush order options if finals are close.

Every jersey is fully sublimated, meaning colours and crests are dyed into the fabric rather than printed on top — built to last a season, not just a final.

 Quick Answers 

Who won the 2026 FIFA World Cup? Spain, beating Argentina 1-0 after extra time on July 19, 2026, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Who scored the winning goal? Substitute Ferran Torres, finishing off a Nico Williams header in the 106th minute.

Is this Spain's first title? No — their second, after 2010.

Can I get a custom soccer jersey in my own club's colours? Yes — C2C's 3D customiser builds an original design or a national-team-inspired one around your own crest and colours.

Spain has their trophy. Your club's next kit is a few clicks away — start designing your custom soccer jersey, or see how fans are customising basketball jerseys around this year's free-agency buzz.