The late-game drama, star turns and controversies that made this World Cup a smash hit

Fonte: New York Post

Spain was a fitting World Cup champion for American soil. Following in the footsteps of the Knicks and Carolina Hurricanes — both of whom went 16-3 en route to capturing championships in the NBA and NHL, respectively, this spring — Spain was an equally dominant champion that outscored its opponents 14-1 in eight matches. The Year of Playoff Dominance started with another 2026 domestic champion: The Super Bowl-winning Seahawks outscored their three playoff opponents by a total of 55 points.

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