Spain are World Cup champions for the second time. Ferran Torres. Extra time. 1-0. And a night at MetLife Stadium that nobody who watched it will forget. In this episode we close the loop on the entire tournament — the final, the reaction, and everything that came after. Spain went unbeaten across eight matches, conceded just one goal across the entire competition, and quietly dismantled every team placed in front of them without ever truly hitting top gear until it mattered most. That is a system. That is a philosophy. And we break down how Luis de la Fuente built it. Seventeen of their 26 players came from Spanish clubs, eight from Barcelona alone — and for the first time in World Cup history, not a single Real Madrid player made the squad. No shortcuts. No outsourcing to the Premier League money machine. Just La Liga, developed the Spanish way ...