Spain becoming dual World Champions ‎

[Ziskinberg]

‎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?

Wow, congratulations! I didn’t know that the women’s team had also made history by becoming champions. I wasn’t able to watch their match, and I only learned about their achievement from this thread. It’s great to see women’s football continuing to grow and gain more attention.

As for my bet, I bet on the men’s team because I believed in Messi, but unfortunately, they lost. Still, it was a good game, so congratulations to those who won their bets.

[cryptomaniac_xxx]

It was not a coincidence that they were able to win both titles, it was the result of the hard work of their players and coaches to be able to get the title.. especially Spain has developed a strong footballing identity, and investing in youth development.. this is all the result of their efforts so far to be able to make them a strong national team and that succeeded in bringing them 2 world cup trophies at once.

Of course, in sports there is no coincidence, you really have to work very hard to win. And so with this accomplished, Spain elevated their status in football and for sure they are going to be studied by their competitors.

So again, congrats to our Spanish community for a double win. It could be that after their hard work, it is now paying good dividends. And with that, it could be a year long celebration for the country. 

[Fivestar4everMVP]

‎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?

Wow, I didn't know this before now, this is so so remarkably for the country and I can only imagine the kind of celebration that will be going on the whole of the country especially among the football lovers who live there..
It is now that I understood what the Spanish men's national football team were so so determined to win the world Cup this year, I believe their women had won the women's world Cup and challenged the men side to also prove themselves men, so the Spanish men's football team couldnt help it but to put all their effort in ensuring the won the cup this year..

Big congratulations to the country and to both teams, Spain once again proved to the world that any thing we set ourselves to achieve is absolutely achievable, but matters is making sure we are determined enough.
Spain made France look like one of those low league cheap football team in the semi finals, and as if that wasn't enough, they humiliated Argentina the same way in the finals, they must have trained really hard for them to be able to achieve the result they achieved in this year's world Cup.

[Rubuchi]

Historical moment for Spain. It is the first time this is happening. Every Spaniard has to enjoy the moment while it lasts. In four years, a different country could be the champions.  In this World Cup, more history was made. A defensive midfielder won the Golden Ball without a goal and assist. Mbappe broke the record for the highest goal scored in the World Cup.

I am not a Spanish fan but who are you not to love the outcome of the competition in favor of the Spain team, who are you not to be excited with the way those boys managed their game properly and plan for their goals effortlessly. If Spain did not win this World Cup, history will not forgive them for not make it so memorable. Coupled with this is their second World Cup trophy, whereas I thought it was their third win and that they have won two previous World Cups before only to  find out this is the second one and I am even more satisfied with the way the guys made the passes looked so easy. Young boys with strong legs and performance.

[Awaklara]

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

The Spanish football federation definitely has a role in that success. I’m sure the federation has good programs and plans for managing its athletes, especially for youth development, which is crucial for finding and nurturing talent. Spain has prepared and managed it well for the current generation, and I think they can still dominate in the next big events.

[Sim_card]

It shows that RFEF is really doing a great job on selecting the right players that are qualified to represent the nation in those competitions. Also, Spain has love for football and they have shown that by encouraging their youths to participate in football in so many ways. This is why they could reap from the fruit of their labor this year.

[Charcol]

‎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?

What I think is that Spain does not play matches depending on one star like Argentina. Just like Argentina mostly relies on Messi in matches, Spain does not play matches depending on one person. If one of them plays badly, the others try to take responsibility and win the match. However, Spain's long-term plan can bring them success. Spain does not just look for good players, they teach the same type of football from a young age. So if someone else joins the main team, they can adapt quickly.

[348Judah]

Historical moment for Spain. It is the first time this is happening. Every Spaniard has to enjoy the moment while it lasts. In four years, a different country could be the champions.  In this World Cup, more history was made. A defensive midfielder won the Golden Ball without a goal and assist. Mbappe broke the record for the highest goal scored in the World Cup.

I am not a Spanish fan but who are you not to love the outcome of the competition in favor of the Spain team, who are you not to be excited with the way those boys managed their game properly and plan for their goals effortlessly. If Spain did not win this World Cup, history will not forgive them for not make it so memorable. Coupled with this is their second World Cup trophy, whereas I thought it was their third win and that they have won two previous World Cups before only to  find out this is the second one and I am even more satisfied with the way the guys made the passes looked so easy. Young boys with strong legs and performance.

Except for the person that does not take his time to watch this match will go against Spain in this success, this is why I could barely see any counter attack against Spain for their victory because it is glaring and very obvious that they deserve it and also show every performance and efforts to claim what he deserve, I never see any post online to criticize staying in this Victory, all I see is how some are catching cruise with Argentina mediocrity in this world cup because of their confidence to take the cup home but couldn't achieve any performance in such manner.

[tygeade]

‎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?

Hard work, obviously, what else could be the reason? I'm actually happy for Spain to have won the world cup, because the whole world have seen how the federation has been unfair with all the teams in this tournament, even last night, the first goal of Spain was ruled out which was completely unfair because there was nothing wrong and it was a clear and fair goal, but the referee or the officials didn't count it only because a player accidentally or unintentionally stepped on the opponent player's foot, and his foot didn't even touch the opponent's foot well enough, it was just a random and normal touch, but the officials said that it's a foul and the goal wasn't counted.

We all saw how Spain dominated the game. Imagine a team like Argentina who has defeated all its opponents to reach this stage (even though we all know how that happened, but still), they couldn't hit a single shot on target for the whole 90 minutes of the game. Spain was in possession of the ball mostly, and they also made a lot of chances, but most of them weren't converted, and one that got converted wasn't counted, but still, after all the efforts of the officials to make Argentina win, Spain managed to steal it, and Torres scored the winning goal in the second half of the extra time.

[Wakate]

‎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?

When you invest in your players, expect to get a very good outcome from your investment.
 I also know that this might not be the case for most team where 100 of millions has been spent but still not good outcome from the players performance and the ability to win trophy. Spain has performed very well since the 2026 world cup commenced and we never knew that Spain could win this year world cup conveniently without any form of rigging or favoritism.

[LUCKMCFLY]

When you invest in your players, expect to get a very good outcome from your investment.
 I also know that this might not be the case for most team where 100 of millions has been spent but still not good outcome from the players performance and the ability to win trophy. Spain has performed very well since the 2026 world cup commenced and we never knew that Spain could win this year world cup conveniently without any form of rigging or favoritism.

That's how it is, when things go well in football it's because the money invested is what gives the best results, in addition to the academies, everything related to the youth system, all this gives very good results, they are world champions, they have a splendid league and they are already a tremendous power in football, Brazil is the one that I have seen that has fallen a little behind, as well as Italy.

[GiftedMAN]

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

The Spanish football federation definitely has a role in that success. I’m sure the federation has good programs and plans for managing its athletes, especially for youth development, which is crucial for finding and nurturing talent. Spain has prepared and managed it well for the current generation, and I think they can still dominate in the next big events.

I think so too. The performance of both the male and female Spanish team is very different this time, there has been some recent development in the team the result of that restructuring is what they are enjoying today because they have two major trophies to their names imagine how proud the nation will be for their male and female team.

There are so many young players in the Spanish team imagine having young players like Yamal who is just 18 years old and others, they will dominate the competition in the next world cup if no nation is ready to give them a good competition.

[JiiBs]

‎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?

Oh wow! The women football has got to be something because, I clearly wasn’t paying any attention to the women’s game. I suppose it doesn’t make much of a difference as, the women’s game isn’t as competitive as the men.

However, the tiki-taka strategy remains a very superior way to play and has greatly helped Spanish players, especially with the fact that, these Spanish players play at the Laliga. They are always together and had to be winning at some point, this time, their young squad was to some good effect.

[AYOBA]

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.

What a great achievement for Spain they’ve keep a good record in the World Cup this year. The kind of performances that Spain given the other day against Argentina I was so excited to see a positive results from the game, if they told me that Argentina would not score a single goal in that in match I won’t believe, but at end of the game look at what happened they encounter a lot of challenges in that match, imagine that the all Argentina that where been doing well since the beginning of the season was find it difficult to get a single shots on target I was very disappointed with their performances.

[knuckey]

It's amazing I didn't monitor the women's match at all, I only monitored the main match, Spain didn't really dominate, they played quite relaxed and often scored goals in the final minutes and always won by a narrow margin, a relaxed strategy and when the opponent was tired they attacked aggressively, that's what I saw

[Onyeeze]

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

The Spanish football federation definitely has a role in that success. I’m sure the federation has good programs and plans for managing its athletes, especially for youth development, which is crucial for finding and nurturing talent. Spain has prepared and managed it well for the current generation, and I think they can still dominate in the next big events.

I will agree with you that they prepare that is what give them success but I want to also let you know that game can be by luck that is why some people might have the best skill but at the end of a match then lose so that does not mean they did not come prepare, so the thing is that it is the lock of Spain to win Argentina and they also undergo a lot of practice and seriousness at the make them to win the match so looking at it very well you will see that meaning of that match come very late and the match has been against Argentina and the luck was with the Spain and that is why the win the match so it is not matter of preparation it is matter of luck

[Daniel91]

‎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?

What I think is that Spain does not play matches depending on one star like Argentina. Just like Argentina mostly relies on Messi in matches, Spain does not play matches depending on one person. If one of them plays badly, the others try to take responsibility and win the match. However, Spain's long-term plan can bring them success. Spain does not just look for good players, they teach the same type of football from a young age. So if someone else joins the main team, they can adapt quickly.

Exactly.
Spain has a system and its own specific way of playing and never deviates from it. Spain never adapts to the opponent but plays its own game, has faith in its abilities and patiently "breaks the opponent" until it gets tired enough to make a mistake and concede a goal.
What Argentina showed in the final was catastrophic, the worst performance by any team in the history of World Cup finals.
It seems that their only plan was to somehow hold out until penalties and then beat Spain on penalties.
It is football justice that this did not happen.

[Somegory]

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.

Nah, every country is special never the less, every country sports team are special, it's just Spain time to shine and I am happy for them, too many people don't want Spain to win and I get it but when the world all expects the same outcome it most times won't happen.

It's not just in sports but also in crypto space too, when people want the same thing to happen the opposite will end up happening lol, out of six friends and family members I was the only one who thought otherwise about Argentina.

Every teams have their specialty, I mean I can't even play football, and this doesn't mean I can't pass ball around if I want to, that makes them special, I hope you can play football just like these people ? If not you shouldn't be calling them not special.

[Italian Panic]

Exactly.
Spain has a system and its own specific way of playing and never deviates from it. Spain never adapts to the opponent but plays its own game, has faith in its abilities and patiently "breaks the opponent" until it gets tired enough to make a mistake and concede a goal.
What Argentina showed in the final was catastrophic, the worst performance by any team in the history of World Cup finals.
It seems that their only plan was to somehow hold out until penalties and then beat Spain on penalties.
It is football justice that this did not happen.

I agree with you, Spain has a style of play that has now become a trademark, and they rarely deviate from it. In this way, they have ensured great continuity for a project that will last for many years; furthermore, they have often relied on managers who have that style in mind, rather than following the latest trends. No one knows better than a spanish manager how to get their national team to play, because if they’ve come through the national team system, that’s the approach they’ve been brought up with. After De la Fuente, it will probably be Guardiola turn, and it will be business as usual.

[Julien_Olynpic]

The victory of the Spanish men's and women's teams is partly the result of a high footballing culture and partly the result of chance. But it is a fortunate chance, or more accurately, luck. Why do I consider it a chance? Look at other European teams, look at the outstanding South American teams. Do they have bad teams? No. Do they have bad coaches? No. Do they lack outstanding players—defenders, forwards, goalkeepers? No. They have all of that, but due to a twist of fate, many teams failed to realize their long-term potential. I don't really believe that Spain will maintain its dominance in football next year.