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Spain win second World Cup after beating Argentina in final

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Spain won the men's World Cup final against Argentina 1-0, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive goal. This victory marks Spain's second men's title, ending a 16-year drought since their first win in 2010. The win also makes Spain the current holders of both the men's and women's World Cups, highlighting their dominance in international football.

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Potential boost to tourism and brand Spain

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The match ended 1-0 in favor of Spain.

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The match ended 1-0 in favor of Spain.

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After a 16 year wait, Spain have claimed a second men's World Cup. Ferran Torres scored the winner in a deserved 1-0 victory over Argentina, which means Spain are now men’s and women’s world champions.

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The match ended 1-0 in favor of Spain.

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Ferran Torres scored the winning goal.

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Spain had to wait 16 years for their second World Cup title.

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Spain are now both men's and women's world champions.

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