Spain becoming dual World Champions ‎

[Tungbulu]

Does it mean Argentina wasn't prepared also? anyway football is a game,and there must be one winner despite the preparation,so if it's only hardwork that brought them this far too it's also fine,every winner deserve to win , because getting to that milestone wasn't a day job ,even to the point of both male and female team to win ,so let everyone opinion wins .

Preparation and hard work sure does contribute to success in football, but I believe it takes more than that to remain up there. I’m made to believe that every team undergoes some serious preparation and readiness before hitting that pitch, but just like you said, there needs to emerge a winner and there needs to be a loser, and most times, luck can also contribute to winning, regardless of the team’s preparation. In the case of Spain and Argentina, I don’t know but I feel like Argentina underestimated their opponents, not that they’re not good or formidable enough, but they failed to realize just how prepared they came, and they kinda let their guard down.

[Marvelockg]

‎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?

Can't really say much about the Spain female team but for the male team, I can say that they've been really brilliant in the way they are progressing and becoming ever better at their play. Anytime Spain wins a league, it's always clear that there's nothing to debate about because they always shows dominance and an quality on Thier overall play.

A team that doesn't depend on just a single player will always do well and succeed in building the right system that the best set of players can easily take over from. Spain is not just building a team, they are building structures, systems and mentality that will keep them standing at the top. In the past, we use to hear about Brazil but at present and in the future, what we will see will be more of a team that is tactically balanced and that will only grow to becoming even more better by the year.

[$weetne$$]

‎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?

Preparations for me is what I see made them stand out across all levels,  not like others did not prepare,  neither did they not play so well, but if the Spanish side were not prepared,  they probably would not have gotten the opportunity to have won this game the way they did. When you got good preparations,  it is usually easy to find your luck, the odds comes in your favour without much stress,  you sometimes may not even have to exactly earn it, you can just have the luck meeting your preparations and you reap the rewards.

[Makus]

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.

Honestly, it was quite a boring game to watch because I expected more from both teams especially Argentina not because I placed a bet on them but due to their history I was hoping they would win but it was quite unfortunate that they didn't record any shot on target, it really showed low Minimal effort from them.

And as for Spain I think they just won out of luck and nothing more but congratulations to them anyways even though their win wasn't really impressive but a win is a win.

[AmoreJaz]

Of all the matches being played in the just-concluded World Cup, only that of Argentina is being made questionable and this is because many have the mentality that they are being supported just to ensure the maintain the ladder to win the final, but as you all have said, there are no evidence to back this up or hold on to, sometimes what we feels is the right thing you actually not be, I wonder what we would also have done had it been we are in place of the referees.

Audience should accept for what it is. Don't create stories or rumors that are based on hearsays. If Argentina lost, then, so be it. Don't dwell on stories the reasons behind such loss. People need to move on andenjoy this sports.

[ruykeri]

Does it mean Argentina wasn't prepared also? anyway football is a game,and there must be one winner despite the preparation,so if it's only hardwork that brought them this far too it's also fine,every winner deserve to win , because getting to that milestone wasn't a day job ,even to the point of both male and female team to win ,so let everyone opinion wins .

Preparation and hard work sure does contribute to success in football, but I believe it takes more than that to remain up there. I’m made to believe that every team undergoes some serious preparation and readiness before hitting that pitch, but just like you said, there needs to emerge a winner and there needs to be a loser, and most times, luck can also contribute to winning, regardless of the team’s preparation. In the case of Spain and Argentina, I don’t know but I feel like Argentina underestimated their opponents, not that they’re not good or formidable enough, but they failed to realize just how prepared they came, and they kinda let their guard down.

I don't think they will take their opponents lightly in a match like the World Cup final. Argentina really couldn't play well against Spain, that's their failure. They couldn't play better than Spain in any way. Spain had beaten some strong teams and were coming to the final. So Argentina will never take them lightly. Argentina came into the field with their own preparation and plan, but Spain didn't let it succeed with their skills. Spain kept their ball in maximum control in the middle. And whenever Spain lost the ball and it went into Argentina's control, they started pressing very quickly. As a result, Argentina couldn't create an attack according to their normal plan. The main problem here was that Argentina couldn't adapt to the situation during the match. They saw that Spain had caught all their strategies and planning and they were not able to succeed with this planning, then they should have gone beyond their planning very quickly and played in a way that could stop Spain, but they did not do that. They were just passing to each other around their own goal but could not attack against Spain. And Messi did not get any space that day. He was not given that opportunity. Spain was putting him under a lot of pressure. As a result, Messi did not get the opportunity to score or assist. Argentina's failure is definitely behind losing this final. And Argentina went to the final because of one person, Messi. If Messi is not there in the upcoming World Cup, it may be much more difficult for Argentina to maintain their position in the World Cup.

[LUCKMCFLY]

Of all the matches being played in the just-concluded World Cup, only that of Argentina is being made questionable and this is because many have the mentality that they are being supported just to ensure the maintain the ladder to win the final, but as you all have said, there are no evidence to back this up or hold on to, sometimes what we feels is the right thing you actually not be, I wonder what we would also have done had it been we are in place of the referees.

In my very personal opinion, Argentina had help from the very first match, because from the start of the World Cup they let Messi off the hook for a clear red card. The referee wasn't able to show him the red card so as not to damage FIFA's business, and that shouldn't be the case. Football is football, business models are something else entirely; you can't mix them because it produces these results. Was justice served in the final? Yes, absolutely, although I think Argentina should have kept at least two or three fewer players, because they were playing too dirty.

[AuchanX]

Of all the matches being played in the just-concluded World Cup, only that of Argentina is being made questionable and this is because many have the mentality that they are being supported just to ensure the maintain the ladder to win the final, but as you all have said, there are no evidence to back this up or hold on to, sometimes what we feels is the right thing you actually not be, I wonder what we would also have done had it been we are in place of the referees.

In my very personal opinion, Argentina had help from the very first match, because from the start of the World Cup they let Messi off the hook for a clear red card. The referee wasn't able to show him the red card so as not to damage FIFA's business, and that shouldn't be the case. Football is football, business models are something else entirely; you can't mix them because it produces these results. Was justice served in the final? Yes, absolutely, although I think Argentina should have kept at least two or three fewer players, because they were playing too dirty.

Thank you for telling the truth. But these words seem poisonous to Argentina fans. Argentina fans are not realistic people. They understand this and pretend as if nothing is happening. Whatever I say now will not be of any use. Because I know that there is no proof of what I said. Because no international media has written anything proven about this. But it is clear that we have seen how FIFA has been supporting Argentina from the beginning.

[noormcs5]

In my very personal opinion, Argentina had help from the very first match, because from the start of the World Cup they let Messi off the hook for a clear red card. The referee wasn't able to show him the red card so as not to damage FIFA's business, and that shouldn't be the case. Football is football, business models are something else entirely; you can't mix them because it produces these results. Was justice served in the final? Yes, absolutely, although I think Argentina should have kept at least two or three fewer players, because they were playing too dirty.

In the early first half of 45 minutes, both of the teams tried to attack early, both of the teams were trying to have an early lead but in the next 45 minutes, the game momentum change, Spain was dominating but at the same time, Argentina not letting them to goal, since it was the final the pressure was so much on both of the teams. It looks like Spain was playing better football, whereas Argentina was just participating.

[danadc]

Audience should accept for what it is. Don't create stories or rumors that are based on hearsays. If Argentina lost, then, so be it. Don't dwell on stories the reasons behind such loss. People need to move on andenjoy this sports.

Each player on each team will have their own version of events. In the World Cup, there were many things that even the biggest fan of a favored team noticed that there was help involved but they remain silent, which is normal But Spain, for their part, played like a dream; they played very well. I saw something that didn't give me a good impression when Argentina was behind on the scoreboard, they started playing more aggressively, and that's a dangerous game, not suitable for anyone because it can lead to fights and injuries.

[Unsoldier]

‎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?

I can't say much about women's football. However, the fact that Spain are the reigning European and world champions speaks to their dominance in world football. What is more, they won these two tournaments using different tactics. At the Euros, they were an attacking side, while at the World Cup, they focused on ball control. This shows not only their skill, but also the team's great versatility.

[abaeze]

Of all the matches being played in the just-concluded World Cup, only that of Argentina is being made questionable and this is because many have the mentality that they are being supported just to ensure the maintain the ladder to win the final, but as you all have said, there are no evidence to back this up or hold on to, sometimes what we feels is the right thing you actually not be, I wonder what we would also have done had it been we are in place of the referees.

Audience should accept for what it is. Don't create stories or rumors that are based on hearsays. If Argentina lost, then, so be it. Don't dwell on stories the reasons behind such loss. People need to move on andenjoy this sports.

The beauty of the World Cup is that sometimes someone's favorite team wins, sometimes they lose. Trying to explain every reason for defeat with a conspiracy ruins the real joy of the game. If there is really evidence of irregularities in a match, then it is a matter for the relevant authorities to investigate. But without evidence, rumors should not be spread or mislead others. Spain played very well in the final and against them, Argentina could not match or even match their previous performance. Moreover, if it is found that the referee has made a biased decision, then even if that decision is found to be wrong, there is VAR to re-verify that decision and give the correct result. For example, their second goal in the match in which Egypt was eliminated in the knockout round, which was ruled out, was considered by VAR. So these will be in the game but the result is determined in front of everyone.

[Gentle_Soul]

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!

Spain has been spot on all through the world cup and that's why it was not surprising to have them win Argentina for the finals because they have been in giving in there best which is highly commendable and has yielded a very impressive and outstanding result. And to know that it was not just for the men but also the men's final world cup that they have been impressive is really outstanding and highly commendable. The world cup indeed has an extra juice from the presence of Spain in the competition and to be honest they deserve the the win.

[fredericktaylor]

Does it mean Argentina wasn't prepared also? anyway football is a game,and there must be one winner despite the preparation,so if it's only hardwork that brought them this far too it's also fine,every winner deserve to win , because getting to that milestone wasn't a day job ,even to the point of both male and female team to win ,so let everyone opinion wins .

Preparation and hard work sure does contribute to success in football, but I believe it takes more than that to remain up there. I’m made to believe that every team undergoes some serious preparation and readiness before hitting that pitch, but just like you said, there needs to emerge a winner and there needs to be a loser, and most times, luck can also contribute to winning, regardless of the team’s preparation. In the case of Spain and Argentina, I don’t know but I feel like Argentina underestimated their opponents, not that they’re not good or formidable enough, but they failed to realize just how prepared they came, and they kinda let their guard down.

To win the World Cup, every team has tried to perform at their best from their respective places. Spain won the World Cup in 2026 because they were able to maintain the balance of the game in the end. So I think the Spain players were able to maintain their balance in the World Cup until the end, so they were able to win despite playing against a strong team like Argentina. Spain will come out stronger than before in the 2030 World Cup.

[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?

I can't say much about women's football. However, the fact that Spain are the reigning European and world champions speaks to their dominance in world football. What is more, they won these two tournaments using different tactics. At the Euros, they were an attacking side, while at the World Cup, they focused on ball control. This shows not only their skill, but also the team's great versatility.

Spain has also made history by becoming the first country to win the men's and women's World Cups consecutively, placing them at number one in FIFA for both the men's and women's national teams.

I see Spain dominance at all levels as a result of the structured coaching process which begins at a young age. They also have a clear vision and philosophy. What I mean by this is that nothing Spain has achieved is instant everything is a process, a long, difficult, and complex process. De la Fuente has not only coached but also created a golden generation. He has transformed Spain from a saturated tiki-taka system to a philosophy based on collectivism, discipline, and tactical daring. As a result, Spain has won the European Championship and the World Cup.

[Tungbulu]

To win the World Cup, every team has tried to perform at their best from their respective places. Spain won the World Cup in 2026 because they were able to maintain the balance of the game in the end. So I think the Spain players were able to maintain their balance in the World Cup until the end, so they were able to win despite playing against a strong team like Argentina. Spain will come out stronger than before in the 2030 World Cup.

Not that I doubt that Spain is a strong team, but to be frank, I never saw the victory coming. Where I got to realize that Spain was actually a formidable opponent and a force to reckon with, was when they literally knocked France out effortlessly, I suddenly realized that Argentina would encounter some real problems if they they’re not careful and my fear actually came true.

[GbitG]

‎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?

Hmmm, that's good point....!!!!

For me their is nothing strange behind this like  Sapin success was happen because of their academic products. They have very good talent in their DNA and that's why their kid drag back the quality of greatness into his feet and the results is in front of us. Form many years they were console in a new product like raise their new generation as victorious and eventually they get the apex of their brought up......

For this great success I will only give a credit to the La Masia trainers because if we look at the Spanish team them probably we can clearly see it that all of La Masia players were their key factor for World Cup. Other players also made a good contribution but La Masia is special even the 2010 World Sapin success was also happen due to La Masia players.

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‎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?

Of course, this is a historical matter because to this day, I don't know of any country that has won both the women's and men's World Cup tournaments at the same time.

And behind their dominance, I would say that this tactic worked, not to make the entire team dependent on a specific player. Rather, to create a game strategy with all the members of the entire team.
Here I can say that France and Argentina had more star players than Spain, but we have seen Spain get eliminated before and if we talk about Argentina, we did not see them have a shot on target in the final match in 90 minutes.

[nelson4lov]

I don't know about Spain women team but I've watched the men team in the Euros and in the world cup and it's leaning towards an argument I used to have. For the lowest time, I've had the opinion that whoever controls the midfield will win the game. Of course the argument doesn't hold true but most times, it does. Nobody (including me) believed Spain would destroy France but they did. As a matter of fact, France didn't even get a chance to play their brand of football because Spain's midfield overpowered them in every possible way. It's the same thing that happened with Argentina and that's why they went 107 minutes without a shot.

[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.

Honestly, it was quite a boring game to watch because I expected more from both teams especially Argentina not because I placed a bet on them but due to their history I was hoping they would win but it was quite unfortunate that they didn't record any shot on target, it really showed low Minimal effort from them.

And as for Spain I think they just won out of luck and nothing more but congratulations to them anyways even though their win wasn't really impressive but a win is a win.

You call the win a luck but without the effort of the team they wouldn’t even win so it’s not luck but a collective effort that lead to the success of Spain, if Argentina had won you wouldn’t have called it luck either. So for me who was meant to win has won.

I guess there was a lot to that game than just a mere match but however it ended in success for one. Going forward no team is greater but has more collective and preparation against the other.