Spain becoming dual World Champions ‎

[Cryptomultiplier]

‎This year must be very remarkable for Spain having won both the Men's and Women's World Cup titles simultaneously for the first time in football history.
‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

[EarnOnVictor]

‎This year must be very remarkable for Spain having won both the Men's and Women's World Cup titles simultaneously for the first time in football history.
‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

This is historic indeed, and if you followed the Men and Women's games, you would know that they deserve it. Spain has always been known as a football country, and I don't think that can be taken away from them soon.

As for the reason they are this dominant, I believe it's the sportsmanship spirit in them, coupled with the right coaching selection and the football blood that runs in their veins.

[PostQuantumBTC]

This is historic indeed, and if you followed the Men and Women's games, you would know that they deserve it. Spain has always been known as a football country, and I don't think that can be taken away from them soon.

I do not think Spanish men and women teams would win the next world cup. I may not be right but as you said you do not think it will be taken from them soon. We do not know what is going to happen in the next world cup, we do not know the country or countries that is or are going to win both.

As for the reason they are this dominant, I believe it's the sportsmanship spirit in them, coupled with the right coaching selection and the football blood that runs in their veins.

It is their time, that is what I think. It will later go to another country.

[Odohu]

‎This year must be very remarkable for Spain having won both the Men's and Women's World Cup titles simultaneously for the first time in football history.
‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

This confirms the argument between two of my colleagues regarding which country is the headquarters of football one argued that England holds football and have the best teams as well as the most competitive league. The other argued that Spain is the home of football as it has the two best teams in the world that have produced the world best players as well as won the Champions League the most. I think the performance of Spain in both male and female category is a very solid point to support that Spain is indeed the place where football lives in this generation. I was surprised how Spain featured 8 players from Barcelona and made the World Cup final look like Barcelona was playing Argentina.

[Furious 7]

I don't watch women's football and only found out about this after reading what you wrote and they were the first country to combine 2 major trophies in one period which makes this achievement very remarkable.

For women's football I do not know but what I can see in the men's national team apart from the material of the players who inhabit them is also starting to return with the implementation of the tiki taka scheme that they developed from the beginning. Spain's trademark lies in possession and short passes made with excellent midfield control make them difficult to deal with especially for opponents who are dominant in quick attack patterns.

They are still lacking in terms of finishing but when they take full possession of the ball then the opponent who tries to set the rhythm will be very difficult even if it's a big team and a favorite. in this World Cup we can even see the last 3 matches they faced big teams but because the style of play of the opponents (Portugal, France and Argentina) is quite the same where they only focus on speed and one targetman then it will be very easy for Spain to break this scheme because from the beginning the rhythm they have secured.

[Porfirii]

For me, the most remarkable thing about this team is that unlike many others it has not relied on a single great scorer but has really worked as a team in which all the players have played their role. Proof of this was not only the game we saw throughout the World Cup on the pitch, but also the three awards that three players from Spain received before lifting the World Cup.

As per the next one, it will be very difficult for them to win again, not because of anything related to the national team itself, but to probability, although as a Spaniard I would like them to break all the statistics and win again, getting the third star.

[Rashlyowl]

‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

That is due to the strong football culture in Spain, just like in England, Spain's opponent in the final. Take India & Pakistan for example, football culture is not strong in either country, as cricket is the favorite sport of their populations. Consequently, both nations excel in cricket competitions. Another example comes from the United States, a country that is always a powerhouse when it comes to rugby competition. Wouldn't you agree?

[Callido]

‎This year must be very remarkable for Spain having won both the Men's and Women's World Cup titles simultaneously for the first time in football history.
‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

Spain is the home of football, its just so pleasing to watch them play around the ball and produce the best players in every tournament. In the last three World Cup, Spain has not crossed past the R16 and was eliminated by Russia and Morroco and out of the blue they become the Champions of the World Cup, how surreal would that be.

It was a deserved win for both the Men and the Women Spain teams, one that would go down in the history of football. The Women's World Cup is coming up next year, maybe we could see a different result, who knows?

[Joca97]

Really a crazy achievement for Spain,its a lot harder to win Euros and World cup in the 4 year span and Spain just did that. Before the tournament everyone was thinking France,Portugal,Argentina,England were gonna win it but Spain again proved everyone wrong and won again. I think everyone should be scared of them when the EUROS start because i think they can defend that title.

Spain won the title because they have been building this squad for already couple of years and they went with the coach that was in all youth teams making him ready for the big tournaments. Spain conceded only one goal in this world cup and this is really deserved.

[puloweh555]

‎This year must be very remarkable for Spain having won both the Men's and Women's World Cup titles simultaneously for the first time in football history.
‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

Yes. Spain was absolutely perfect and won the World Cup for the second time.
If you're wondering why the Spanish national team was so dominant and so successful, I think it's because they play collective football, and Spain is unmatched anywhere else in the world. Spain success all stems from their success in building a Spanish and La Liga culture that emphasizes never losing. So, you could say Spain has a culture of building to be a winner, and this is also why Spain was able to succeed in this World Cup. It's because of the culture they built, starting from the La Liga academy, that young players become winners within a collective culture.

Remarkably, Spain success at this World Cup saw them set four world records. First Spain became the team with the most clean sheets in a single World Cup tournament with 7 matches, second Spain became the team with the fewest goals conceded with only 1 goal, third Luis de la Fuente became the oldest coach to win the World Cup at the age of 65 and fourth Spain became the team with the most unbeaten record in all competitions with 38 matches.

[_act_]

Yes. Spain was absolutely perfect and won the World Cup for the second time.
If you're wondering why the Spanish national team was so dominant and so successful, I think it's because they play collective football, and Spain is unmatched anywhere else in the world. Spain success all stems from their success in building a Spanish and La Liga culture that emphasizes never losing. So, you could say Spain has a culture of building to be a winner, and this is also why Spain was able to succeed in this World Cup. It's because of the culture they built, starting from the La Liga academy, that young players become winners within a collective culture.

I do not see this to be completely true, but there are valid information in what you posted, but what about England and France? France had Liquid 1, while England is also beru good in that area and where mkeby flow most. Spain won because of nothing more than their players are very good and somehow stood out to be the best in the world right now. If Spain won it 2 times, how about Brazil that won it 5 times, Germany and Italy that won it 4 times, Argentina that won it 3 times. France and Uruguay have won it 2 time. England is also very good this time but it finished in the third position, although it has won it 1 time before.

[Smartprofit]

I think the secret to Spanish football's success is that the Spanish have applied the principle of decentralization to football (the same one we value so much in Bitcoin).🙋

They don't rely on a single star player. Every player on the Spanish national football team is a star, and yet they all play as a unit.

For example, throughout the World Cup, the French national team was plagued by scandals. The French players clearly clashed with each other, and this had a very negative impact on the quality of their play. This was especially evident in the match against Spain, in which the French looked extremely unconvincing.

I recently read a forum thread in which users were debating who was better, Ronaldo or Messi. However, young Spanish players defeated both. Therefore, the time for centralized teams that rely on a single star player is probably over.

I think coaches of other national teams will learn from this World Cup.  And in 2030, some other decentralized football team will become world champion. ⚽

[Churchillvv]

As much as every other national team that played very well the Spanish national team was just one of the exceptional teams in the World Cup and coincidentally they won both side men and women but they are not really that special just same as others but this year wining was just for them and history to be made. Your can’t find a special thing they did that others didn’t apply to their national team so I find it not smart to think that they had one special thing better than others teams.

[Powerjumboo]

‎This year must be very remarkable for Spain having won both the Men's and Women's World Cup titles simultaneously for the first time in football history.
‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

We saw Spain become the champion of the FIFA World Cup yesterday and there they defeated Argentina 1-0 to become the world champion. However, the young star players of Spain have performed very well and they have created a stir all over the world. On the one hand, winning the FIFA World Cup and on the other hand, winning the Women's World Cup title, all of them are now in full form with Spain. In fact, Spain has a very good attitude towards sports, which is why they are constantly making such records.

[xenomorfo]

As much as every other national team that played very well the Spanish national team was just one of the exceptional teams in the World Cup and coincidentally they won both side men and women but they are not really that special just same as others but this year wining was just for them and history to be made. Your can?t find a special thing they did that others didn?t apply to their national team so I find it not smart to think that they had one special thing better than others teams.

I saw the match together with friends, now I'm not a football fan but this match in particular was quite a bit boring.
Luckily the aim was to be together, pizza and beer and we still had fun making fun of the two teams who played defensively.
Congratulations to our Spanish cousins.

[longyenthanh]

‎This year must be very remarkable for Spain having won both the Men's and Women's World Cup titles simultaneously for the first time in football history.
‎I find it quite fascinating and I just had to ask, what makes the Spanish national teams setup so dominant across all levels?

Spain’s absolute dominance comes down to a flawless, unified football philosophy. From youth academies like La Masia to the senior squads, every level plays the same possession-based, high-IQ style. Their tactical awareness and technical brilliance are unmatched. Plus, investment in the women's game via Liga F completely mirrored the men's infrastructure, creating a winning machine across the board.

[r_victory]

Spain played very well; they played to win instead of playing like favorites. They had a great World Cup campaign and deserved the title. Perhaps they managed to win in both categories because they weren't under the pressure that Argentina faced, or even Brazil, where the expectation of winning their sixth title made the team feel the weight of responsibility. Congratulations to the Spanish team and to the fans here on the forum (I'm Brazilian, but I cheered for them in the final… ).

[Yurkov]

This confirms the argument between two of my colleagues regarding which country is the headquarters of football one argued that England holds football and have the best teams as well as the most competitive league. The other argued that Spain is the home of football as it has the two best teams in the world that have produced the world best players as well as won the Champions League the most. I think the performance of Spain in both male and female category is a very solid point to support that Spain is indeed the place where football lives in this generation. I was surprised how Spain featured 8 players from Barcelona and made the World Cup final look like Barcelona was playing Argentina.

Spain is absolutely killing it lately, and your Barca point is spot on - it totally felt like a club match out there. Spain literally rules football right now, winning both the Men's and Women's World Cups, which is insane. Plus, Real Madrid and Barcelona completely dominate the Champions League history. England might have the most cash and the wildest, most competitive Premier League matches every week, but when it comes to pure football mastery, international trophies, and producing generational talents like Yamal or Bonmati, Spain is on a whole different level. Spain is definitely where football lives today!

[JunaidAzizi]

I do not think Spanish men and women teams would win the next world cup. I may not be right but as you said you do not think it will be taken from them soon. We do not know what is going to happen in the next world cup, we do not know the country or countries that is or are going to win both.

Nobody knows that Argentina has a final with Spain, and when that happened, everyone had already placed their bets on Argentina to win this World Cup and for Spain to lose. However, Spain proved them very wrong and won the match. In history, Argentina didn't hit a shot in 90 minutes, and that's also something nobody knows. So whether Spain will win the next cup or not is not known yet, but in my view, they now feel the taste of victory and will continue their streak. One thing we can all confirm is that Spain's performance was on another level, and they deserve that cup.

[Churchillvv]

As much as every other national team that played very well the Spanish national team was just one of the exceptional teams in the World Cup and coincidentally they won both side men and women but they are not really that special just same as others but this year wining was just for them and history to be made. Your can?t find a special thing they did that others didn?t apply to their national team so I find it not smart to think that they had one special thing better than others teams.

I saw the match together with friends, now I'm not a football fan but this match in particular was quite a bit boring.
Luckily the aim was to be together, pizza and beer and we still had fun making fun of the two teams who played defensively.
Congratulations to our Spanish cousins.

True it was boring because everyone focused on not conceding goals than attack especially Argentina because they didn’t make any shots on target and the second half where they usually come in that’s where they made move for attack but got counter attack from Spain and that how it all ended in the favour of Spain which I’m happy with because I stake in the Spain side to win.