Spain, world champions.

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Ferran Torres scored on 106', deep into extra time, at MetLife Stadium in East Rutherford, New Jersey. It closed a World Cup of 48 teams, 104 matches and 308 goals.

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19 July · MetLife Stadium

A hundred and twenty minutes and one goal.

Normal time ended goalless and Argentina went down to ten in stoppage time. The winner came in the second half of extra time.

0'Kick-off
90'End of normal time, 0-0
90'+3'Enzo Fernández · Red card · Argentina
106'Ferran Torres · Goal · Spain
120'Full time. Spain are champions

The final four.

The third-place play-off was the wildest game of the tournament: France 4, England 6.

1SpainChampions
2ArgentinaRunners-up
3EnglandThird
4FranceFourth

From the round of 32 to the final.

Every tie with the real result, what we said before kick-off and whether we got it right. Tap a shirt to see it up close.

In gold, Spain's road to the title.

South Africa0
Canada1
We said Canada. Called itSee the match
Germany1⁽³⁾
Paraguay1⁽⁴⁾
On penaltiesWe said Germany. Got it wrongSee the match
Netherlands1⁽²⁾
Morocco1⁽³⁾
On penaltiesWe said Netherlands. Got it wrongSee the match
Brazil2
Japan1
We said Brazil. Called itSee the match
France3
Sweden0
We said France. Called itSee the match
Ivory Coast1
Norway2
We said Norway. Called itSee the match
Mexico2
Ecuador0
We said Mexico. Called itSee the match
England2
DR Congo1
We said England. Called itSee the match
United States2
Bosnia0
We said United States. Called itSee the match
Belgium3
Senegal2
After extra timeWe said Belgium. Called itSee the match
Portugal2
Croatia1
We said Portugal. Called itSee the match
Spain3
Austria0
We said Spain. Called itSee the match
Switzerland2
Algeria0
We said Switzerland. Called itSee the match
Argentina3
Cape Verde2
After extra timeWe said Argentina. Called itSee the match
Colombia1
Ghana0
We said Colombia. Called itSee the match
Australia1⁽²⁾
Egypt1⁽⁴⁾
On penaltiesWe said Egypt. Called itSee the match

How often we got it right.

We published a prediction before every match. Here's the scorecard, the good and the bad.

Knockouts: who went through: 26/31
Group stage: the result: 46/69
Exact score: 9/69

Only matches with a prediction published before kick-off count.

Top scorers: Kylian Mbappé out in front.

Counted goal by goal from every match report. Own goals don't count for anyone.

1Kylian MbappéFrance10goals
2Lionel MessiArgentina8goals
3Erling HaalandNorway7goals
3Jude BellinghamEngland7goals
5Ousmane DembéléFrance6goals
5Harry KaneEngland6goals
7Mikel OyarzabalSpain5goals
8Ismaïla SarrSenegal4goals
8Julián QuiñonesMexico4goals
8Vinícius JúniorBrazil4goals

The full table, 192 scorers

Spain, world champions.

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