Spain managed to lift their second World Cup trophy in the men's category by beating Argentina through Ferran Torres’ goal in extra time at New Jersey. Neutral analysts as well as pundits seemed unanimous on the outcome of the game, stating that the deserving side had lifted the trophy because Spain had dominated the game all along through 65% possession, 20 shots, and 852 passes. The goalkeeper of Spain, Unai Simon was awarded the Golden Glove, being part of a team that had achieved the feat of seven clean sheets without conceding any goal. This created a new record in the competition as the least number of goals conceded in the victorious team.