Spain remains unbeaten in World Cup 2026 after 1-0 win over Argentina
The Spain national team continues its unbeaten streak in the 2026 World Cup with a narrow 1-0 victory over Argentina in the final, marking its fifth consecutive win. Despite the result, former Argentina player Ángel Di María downplayed the loss, arguing that the tournament "ended with England" after the epic comeback in the semifinals.
What did Di María say about the defeat?
Di María, who retired from the national team after recent successes, pointed out that the win against England (2-1) in the final minutes was the most significant moment of the tournament. "Beating England brought the greatest joy to the country," said the former Rosario Central player, who also supported Lionel Scaloni's continuation as manager.
Why is Spain still unbeaten?
Luis de la Fuente's team has shown defensive solidity and attacking efficiency, with five straight wins (WWWWW). Their next challenge will be against England on September 26, a match that could define their preparation for the final stages.
What's next for Argentina?
Despite the loss, Argentina finishes as runners-up and with the satisfaction of having overcome their historic rival, England. Di María emphasized that this victory was more valuable than the final, as "the World Cup ended with England."
