The World Cup final between Spain and Argentina dominated all editorial priorities throughout the day. From early morning, outlets framed the match as a historic generational duel, with Luis de la Fuente repeating the same starting eleven that won the semifinals. Live coverage began in the afternoon, with Spain controlling possession but unable to score in regular time. Argentina's Enzo Fernández was sent off late, and the match went to extra time. A disallowed goal for Spain added controversy before Ferran Torres broke the deadlock, securing a 1-0 victory. The win was the sole focus across all major outlets, with no other story breaking through. Earlier, the Guadalajara wildfire continued to burn uncontrolled, but received minimal attention compared to the final.