Champions of the World: Congratulations, Spain

Spain are world champions. A 1 to 0 win over Argentina in extra time capped off a tournament in which they conceded a single goal in seven matches, the best defensive record any World Cup-winning team has ever put together. From TeamShuffle.win, congratulations to a Spain side that didn't just win the World Cup, it controlled it.

A Defensive Record That May Never Be Broken

Start with the number, because it's almost hard to believe: one goal conceded, across an entire World Cup. It came against Belgium in the quarter finals. Every other match, including the final against a Messi led Argentina, ended in a clean sheet. No World Cup-winning team in history has managed that. Goalkeeper Unai Simón spent long stretches of the tournament untouchable, at one point setting a World Cup record for consecutive minutes without conceding.

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