Spanish fans in Toronto celebrate World Cup final victory

Soccer fans gathered in Toronto on Sunday to watch Spain defeat Argentina 10 in overtime and win the FIFA World Cup 2026 final at MetLife Stadium in New Jersey. Supporters at the city’s Fan Festival and Nathan Phillips Square cheered as Ferran Torres scored the deciding goal in the 106th minute. Fans from both sides said they were proud of the match and the atmosphere, while Toronto officials highlighted the city’s role as a host for the tournament. Mayor Olivia Chow and Deputy Mayor Ausma Malik attended the celebrations, describing the event as a reflection of Toronto’s diversity and community spirit. Toronto police also thanked fans and partners for helping stage the sixweek celebration. For local soccer supporters, the final marked the end of a monthslong run of public viewing events across the Greater Toronto Area, with many saying the tournament helped show how much the sport has grown in Canada.