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The World Cup Record After Spain's Title: the Countries that Won the Most and Those that Lost the Most Finals

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By Federico Leiva, CNN en Español. Spain defeated Argentina in the 2016 World Cup final and won its second title in the competition, following its victory in South Africa in 2010. The Spanish, who hadn't even reached a final in the first 80 years of the World Cup, are the only team to have won the tournament twice in the new millennium, securing their place in the all-time standings. Brazil hasn't tasted victory since 2002, when they were crowne…

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By Federico Leiva, CNN en Español Spain beat Argentina in the final of the 2026 World Cup and added its second star in the competition, after the title achieved in South Africa 2010. The Iberians, who didn't even have a recorded final in the first 80 years of the World Cup, are the only The post The World Cup's winners after the title of Spain: the countries that won the most and those that lost the most finals appeared first on KVIA.

·Panama City, United States
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Fades the fourth World Cup for Argentina, defeated by Spain at MetLife Stadium. It is the fourth final lost in a World Championship from Albiceleste, which equals another big among the Nationals destined several times in second place at the World Cup. Are there 'only' ten teams that fall into this special ranking: remember the others? SPAIN-ARGENTINA 1-0: THE PAGES - PRESS REVIEW

·Italy
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Spain achieved its second title in the 2026 Football World Cup, but Argentina has won on three occasions.

·Mexico City, Mexico
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El Economista broke the news in Mexico City, Mexico on Sunday, July 19, 2026.
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