Ferran Torres’ extra-time strike gave Spain a second star; here’s how to catch every replay and celebration before the buzz fades.
WEEK IN REVIEW
Spain are world champions again. On Sunday night at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, Ferran Torres broke a stubborn deadlock in the 106th minute, sending Spain past Argentina 1-0 after extra time and closing out the 48-team, 104-match tournament that swept across the United States, Canada and Mexico. It was Spain’s second World Cup title, sixteen years after their first in 2010, and it came with a bitter subplot: Lionel Messi, held scoreless by a suffocating Spanish defense, settled for the Silver Ball as Rodri took home the Golden Ball and Kylian Mbappé became the first player to win back-to-back Golden Boots after finishing with ten goals.
Enzo Fernández’s second-half red card in stoppage time summed up Argentina’s night — a team that had every chance and couldn’t find the finish. It was a fitting end to a tournament that rewrote the record book: the first 48-team World Cup, spread across 16 host cities in three countries, and one where all three co-hosts — the United States, Canada and Mexico — went unbeaten through the group stage only to fall in the Round of 16. By Monday, Spain’s squad had landed in Madrid to a reported million-strong crowd at Cibeles Square, greeted by King Felipe VI and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez.
Here’s what to look forward to this week — and how to make sure you don’t miss any of it.
WEEK-AHEAD STREAMING GUIDE
With no more matches on the calendar, this week belongs to the replay. FOX One is carrying full 4K replays of every match from the tournament, including Sunday’s final, behind its $19.99/month subscription (a free trial is currently available for new sign-ups). Spanish-speaking fans can find the same replays on Peacock, alongside “Celebrando el Mundial,” the two-hour victory special taped in the New York/New Jersey area. For a free option, Tubi is hosting ad-supported highlights and replays from across the tournament. And if you want to watch Spain’s homecoming celebrations as they aired, RTVE Play carried the Madrid parade live and free — but only inside Spain, so travelers and expats abroad will need a Spanish server to get in.
FACT BOX
| Content | Date/Time | Broadcaster | Free? | VPN Server |
| Full Final Replay (4K) | Available now | FOX One | No — $19.99/mo, free trial available | United States |
| Spanish Final Replay + “Celebrando el Mundial” | Available now | Peacock | No — subscription required | United States |
| Tournament Highlights & Replays | Available now | Tubi | Yes — ad-supported | United States |
| Madrid Victory Parade Coverage | July 20, ~4:30pm CEST | RTVE Play (La 1) | Yes — Spain only | Spain (Madrid) |
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