Spain’s triumph was built not on moments of brilliance alone but on collective superiority. Luis de la Fuente’s side controlled possession, dictated territory and suffocated every avenue Argentina attempted to explore. World Cup finals are often remembered for drama, controversy or moments of individual inspiration. This one will be remembered for something far rarer – complete domination. Spain didn’t just beat the defending champions. They made them disappear.
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