The day was dominated by Spain's extra-time World Cup final victory over Argentina, with live coverage across all outlets from the evening before. Editors framed the match as a redemption for football against Argentine 'antijeu,' while noting Messi's invisibility and Trump's booing at the ceremony. Celebrations in Madrid drew two million, but a teenager's death and two cardiac arrests in Buenos Aires marred the aftermath. By afternoon, the US-Iran conflict escalated sharply: Iran's president warned of 'total war,' and two French diplomats were detained in Tehran, denounced as 'intimidation' by Paris. Trump threatened retaliation for each American soldier killed. Jordan intercepted Iranian missiles, and US strikes hit Bouchehr. Other stories included the Jubillar case (GPS evidence, site access ban), Andy Burnham's appointment as UK PM, a social media ban for under-15s, and a Var wildfire being fixed.