For the second time in their history, Spain are sitting at the top of the world!Just like in 2010 against the Netherlands, they were forced to play extra time after a goalless draw, and just like 16 years ago, their match-winner was a Barcelona man – back then, Andres Iniesta, and today, Ferran Torres. And that’s where all the similarities between the two finals end.In South Africa, Spain had an opponent whose display was worthy of the final. Tonight, Spain were the only team willing to play football, seek goals, and go for the win.With all due respect for La Roja and their incredible run, seven victories and one draw, and only one goal conceded in the entire tournament, the main question should be directed at Lionel Scaloni and Argentina, and it would be short, just one word: Why?Why did you decide not to appear on the pitch? Why did you decide not to play football, but look like a bunch of MMA fighters and wrestlers? Why did you ruin the most sacred match in football?La Albiceleste b..

All eyes tonight are fixed at The New Jersey Stadium, where two footballing powerhouses in Spain and Argentina, take to battle in search of the biggest prize in the game.Reigning champions Argentina are out for a fourth star, while Spain look for their second.Here we go!

All eyes tonight are fixed at The New Jersey Stadium, where two footballing powerhouses in Spain and Argentina, take to battle in search of the biggest prize in the game.Reigning champions Argentina are out for a fourth star, while Spain look for their second.Here we go!

Four days ago, Jude Bellingham was making headlines all around the world. Not because of his disappointing performance in England’s 2-1 defeat to Argentina, but because of his scandalous post-match reaction and an attempt at a physical altercation with La Albiceleste’s Valentin Barco.The biggest story last night was England’s incredible 6-4 victory over France in the third-place play-off, with Thomas Tuchel’s side overshadowing Bellingham’s class act and what felt like a redemption for his previous actions.A Ten-Goal Epic in Miami as England Edge Out France in World Cup ThrillerAfter a stellar first half that gave them a 4-0 lead, England began to crumble, allowing the rivals to close the gap to 4-3 with about half an hour remaining.Still, instead of Les Bleus’ complete comeback, the Three Lions were awarded a late penalty to seal the deal. Given that the team captain and first-choice penalty taker, Harry Kane, was on the bench, it was Bellingham’s turn to step up, take the penalty, an..