The World Cup final between Spain and Argentina dominated editorial priorities from early morning, with RTVE reporting ticket prices averaging 9,900 euros and outlets highlighting fears over Argentina's tactics. Feijóo's speech invoking a Spain that resembles its national team was covered by center-right outlets, while Público framed the diverse Spanish team as a challenge to right-wing nationalism. The Cerdán corruption scandal continued, with El Mundo detailing cash spending and El Español covering UCO leak allegations. A wildfire in Zaragoza's Cinco Villas grew to over 15,400 hectares, becoming Spain's largest this year. In the evening, Iran's missile attack killing two US soldiers in Jordan was reported by El Confidencial and El Plural. The third-place match between France and England received live coverage, with England's 4-0 first-half lead noted.