The tournament, organized in three countries, was marked by the presence of Trump and Infantino and by controversial innovations
Spain wins the 2026 World Cup in an epic final against Argentina
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This 2026 World Cup will only be a good memory for Spanish fans: that of the second star, that of Rodri's vindication, that of Luis de la Fuente's idea, that of the volcanic final with Argentina, that of Ferran Torres' goal... But beyond Spain's victory, it has also been a World Cup of innovations - with better and worse results -, of controversies and of prominence for those who do not touch the ball, such as Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino. From Balogun to full stadiums: lights and shadows of Infantino and Trump's World Cup. These are the lights and shadows of a World Cup that returned Spain to the pinnacle of football.
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This 2026 World Cup will only be a good memory for Spanish fans: that of the second star, that of Rodri's vindication, that of Luis de la Fuente's idea, that of the volcanic final with Argentina, that of Ferran Torres' goal... But beyond Spain's victory, it has also been a World Cup of innovations - with better and worse results -, of controversies and of prominence for those who do not touch the ball, such as Donald Trump and Gianni Infantino.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesFrom Balogun to full stadiums: lights and shadows of Infantino and Trump's World Cup.
reliability moderate2/2 sourcesThese are the lights and shadows of a World Cup that returned Spain to the pinnacle of football.
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