Spanish forward Ferran Torres has entered the list of late-game heroes in World Cup history after scoring the winning goal for Spain against Argentina in the 106th minute of the 2026 World Cup final.
Fernando Torres' goal secured the World Cup title for Spain after a match that extended into extra time, becoming one of the most dramatic late winners in World Cup final history.
Before this final, the most famous goal in extra time was scored by Spanish midfielder Andrés Iniesta, who netted the winning goal for "La Roja" against the Netherlands in the 2010 World Cup final in the 116th minute.
By scoring in the 106th minute, Ferran Torres arrived ten minutes before Iniesta's goal, marking one of the latest and most decisive goals in World Cup history.
