Spain’s World Cup victory over Argentina has not only secured the country’s second global title but also placed two of its brightest young stars into an exclusive chapter of football history.

Teenagers Lamine Yamal and Pau Cubarsi were both named in Spain’s starting lineup for the World Cup final, where La Roja defeated Argentina 1-0 after extra time.

Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal to hand Spain the trophy following a tense and closely contested encounter.

By starting and winning the final at just 19 years of age, Yamal and Cubarsi became the fourth and fifth teenagers ever to achieve the feat.

Their accomplishment places them alongside some of football’s most celebrated names, including Brazilian legend Pelé, Italy’s Giuseppe Bergomi, and France superstar Kylian Mbappé.

The milestone highlights the remarkable confidence Spain’s coaching staff placed in two players who have quickly become key figures for both club and country.

Throughout the tournament, the pair delivered mature performances that belied their age, helping Spain navigate a series of demanding fixtures on the way to the championship.

Yamal, widely regarded as one of the game’s most exciting young talents, continued his rapid rise with another memorable international achievement.

Cubarsi also showcased composure and defensive quality beyond his years, playing a crucial role in Spain’s solid backline during the competition.

Their historic achievement reflects Spain’s successful investment in youth development and signals a bright future for the national team.

With both players still at the beginning of their careers, many believe they could become central figures for Spain for years to come, adding even more silverware to an already unforgettable World Cup triumph.