Why Spain Earned the World Cup

Spain's national team won the World Cup for the second time in its history after defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final held in New Jersey, near New York. The Spanish team achieved impressive milestones, notably maintaining an undefeated streak in 38 consecutive matches, a new global record. They scored 14 goals in this tournament, two more than their previous record. Highlighting individual performances, midfielder Rodri stood out by completing 790 successful passes and was awarded the tournament's best player. It is also worth mentioning that goalkeeper Unai Simón kept a clean sheet in 7 matches, setting a record. This tournament marked a successful crowning of Spain, which achieved consecutive victories and set a new record by going 650 minutes without conceding a single goal, in addition to achieving numerous individual and team records throughout the competition.

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