Ferran Torres scored in extra time to give Spain the lead over Argentina in the World Cup final at the New York New Jersey Stadium, according to the BBC.
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Key facts
- Ferran Torres scored for Spain in extra time.
- The goal came in the World Cup final against Argentina.
- The match is being played at the New York New Jersey Stadium.
- The score had been deadlocked before Torres broke through, according to the BBC.
Spain moved ahead of Argentina in the World Cup final after Ferran Torres scored in extra time at the New York New Jersey Stadium, according to the BBC.
The goal broke a deadlock between the two sides, with Torres providing the decisive moment as the final stretched beyond regulation time.
The BBC reported that the strike gave Spain the lead in the showpiece fixture, played at the New York New Jersey Stadium.
With the match reaching extra time, Torres’s goal shifted the momentum in Spain’s favour in one of football’s biggest occasions.
No further details of the match, including the final result, were provided in the source material.
Why it matters
A World Cup final is the pinnacle of international football, watched by audiences around the globe. A decisive extra-time goal in such a match can shape the tournament's outcome and define a player's career.
Frequently asked questions
Who scored for Spain against Argentina?
Ferran Torres scored for Spain, according to the BBC.
When did Ferran Torres score?
He scored in extra time during the World Cup final, according to the BBC.
Where is the World Cup final being played?
The match is being played at the New York New Jersey Stadium, according to the BBC.
Timeline
- Ferran Torres gives Spain extra-time lead against Argentina
BBC Sport: Ferran Torres breaks the deadlock, scoring in extra time for Spain in the World Cup final against Argentina at the New York New Jersey Stadium.