Football Fever Cup Edition: Viva Espana!

But the World Cup, let's wrap it with a look at this morning's final.

Spain win the World Cup for the second time, 1-0.

Similar final, actually, when they won in 2010 against the Netherlands.

Quite niggly.

I think we can all agree the better team won the match this morning.

Would that be a fair assessment?

Yeah, absolutely.

The better team on the day, the better team over the tournament.

As I...

Often say the cream always rises and it's certainly Spanish cream this evening.

I imagine over there they'll be enjoying more than just a dollop of cream.

But yeah, they were the better side and the more sort of appropriate winner in my mind because of the style of football they brought to the tournament.

Argentina became the master of the dark arts late in the tournament.

I think we admired them when they were fighting back and overpowering teams, but they never set out to do that today.

They set out, I think.

Sort of that spoiler role was what they were looking at.

Yeah, it was almost anti-football, wasn't it? And some of the stats.

Possession, this isn't unusual.

Spain had about two-thirds possession.

But it's the shots, Chody.

Spain had 20 shots.

Argentina didn't have a single one in the 90 minutes.

They had a couple of shots late on when they were 1-0 down.

They didn't threaten...

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But the World Cup, let's wrap it with a look at this morning's final.

Spain win the World Cup for the second time, 1-0.

Similar final, actually, when they won in 2010 against the Netherlands.

Quite niggly.

I think we can all agree the better team won the match this morning.

Would that be a fair assessment?

Yeah, absolutely.

The better team on the day, the better team over the tournament.

As I...

Often say the cream always rises and it's certainly Spanish cream this evening.

I imagine over there they'll be enjoying more than just a dollop of cream.

But yeah, they were the better side and the more sort of appropriate winner in my mind because of the style of football they brought to the tournament.

Argentina became the master of the dark arts late in the tournament.

I think we admired them when they were fighting back and overpowering teams, but they never set out to do that today.

They set out, I think.

Sort of that spoiler role was what they were looking at.

Yeah, it was almost anti-football, wasn't it? And some of the stats.

Possession, this isn't unusual.

Spain had about two-thirds possession.

But it's the shots, Chody.

Spain had 20 shots.

Argentina didn't have a single one in the 90 minutes.

They had a couple of shots late on when they were 1-0 down.

They didn't threaten...

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