It's also built, as you mentioned,
Tierry, on identity and on philosophy.
It's a system there in Spain. For maybe
plenty of people watching who don't yet
understand or know too much about that,
how can other countries get a system
like Spain's?
>> Go to work, think about how you want to
go about it at every level, play the
same way. This is why the dominating
world football on every level and and it
can be men, men and and and women. It
doesn't really matter. They go about it
the same way. But I wanted to add
something very important because before
the break we saw Feran Torres and before
the game we talk about Leo Messi. Don't
ever give up. You know why? The World
Cup for Spain started on the miss of
Feran Torres in a sixyd box against Capo
Verde. Everyone killed him. Spain cannot
score. Spain don't have this. Spain
don't have that. I said be careful. Stay
quiet and calm because they don't
concal.
They will go about it a different way.
Now who scores? Baron Torres.
>> Okay, that's what I'm saying. Do don't
ever give up. They know what they're
doing for a very long time.
>> Lemal, we know, we've talked about him
with you all competition long. We know
you think he's the best player in the
world. He hasn't maybe shown that maybe
is that fair during this World Cups,
Latan, but 19 years of age, he's a world
champion, right?
>> As Alexi said, he came in the
tournament, he wasn't 100%. He didn't
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still Spain dominated every game. That
says how good they are as a team even if
Yamadal didn't perform. And they won the
World Cup without this guy performing
like he normally does. So that says how
good Spain is. Cuz when they start to
play and when they start to do those
passes, they take your spirit away. They
take your hope away. And then I know as
a player when I used to play if I don't
touch the ball, if I have opposite
opponent that always keep the ball, I
get crazy. I lose patience and you just
want to run after them and you start
kicking. That is what they did with
every team in this tournament. And in
the end, they're the best nation in the
world.
>> They did it against some very good
competition. I mean that game against
France was almost their their [music]
coming out for party for people that
maybe hadn't been paying attention to
what the Spain was doing. Again, it's
difficult given how good they are to
ignore them. But relative to other
teams, what they did was just complete
decimation. And I know Jerry, as as much
of a as a Frenchman he is, he recognizes
that and admits that. And for a lot of
people are like, "Wow, this is something
special." And then they continued on
here again with the patience
understanding it's it's difficult to
break down teams and sometimes it takes
time but they believe that it was going
to come. Maybe it's going to come in the
middle, maybe it's going to come in at
the end, maybe it's going to come late.
>> Can I play the host?
>> Yeah.
>> What What would you prefer? Play well,
score a lot of goal or stop a lot of
goals or win the World Cup?
>> Listen, the the goals come and go, but
these are world champions. That's for
the rest of their life and for history.
>> So winning the World Cup of course about
you big man. I mean, it's not important
how you win. It's about winning. But
they won it in their way,
which makes it even more beautiful.
>> But the main point is you would rather
win the World Cup than scoring maybe 10
to eight to nine goals. I'd rather win
the World Cup personally
>> every day of the week
>> is the best defense also in the
tournament.
>> Yes.
>> So, it's not only about the best attack.
It's the best best attack normally is
the best defense.
>> They defend high. You don't have to
defend your box. You can defend on in in
every area of the field. They pick and
choose to defend high and is the team
that conceded the less goal and the less
opportunities. Figure it out if you
don't understand what I'm saying.
>> As they say,
>> yes,
>> Ty was the host. Keep going.
>> But where do we go now?
>> We're going to go to an interview with
the winning manager.
>> So, we're going to an interview with the
winning manager. And if you don't
believe me, you're going to see it right
now.
>> We're still a Pente. Here we go.
>> We are world champions. I am very proud,
very happy for my players. I was telling
your colleagues before
that we closed a very important chapter.
We've won in all the categories. We've
grown together. We reached this stage
today thanks to their talent, to their
attitude, to their commitment,
to their values, and to the huge
footballing talent. And on top of that,
this is this team has a long way to go.
So we are already thinking what's coming
next, what is coming up.
Some thoughts there from Luis De Fuente
and a key phrase, Alexi, in that
interview, we have grown together. How
important is that to try to build some
sort of dynasty in football?
>> But I also think what was key is the way
that he phrased it as it it's not just
at the senior level. It's not just
men's, it's women's. It's it's kind of
everything in the way that they think
about doing things. Now, you have to get
buy in. It's a very different type of
culture. It has a history. It has an
understanding. It has previous success
that they can uh they can build on. But
but at some point, you have to say this
is the direction that we're going
because this is who we are. And the
players have to believe it, the coaches
have to believe it, the fans have to
believe it. But the proof is ultimately
in the pudding in the ultimate success.
Sometimes it doesn't come immediately
and then you're like, "Oh, we got to go
in a different direction, but they
believe in the direction that they were
going and now they're reaping the uh the
benefits of it."
>> The team that the Fuente selected for
this World Cup, not even one Real Madrid
player,
>> correct?
>> Not even one. That's the biggest club in
the world. That says how strong this
nation is with players.
>> Yeah, certainly when he named the squad
and then I think during the course of
the World Cup Oh yeah, Mark is on his
way. Yeah, but you're right. You're
right.
>> That's right.
>> That's what I mean. Lebe, do your
research.
>> Quite literally did. Um,
>> oh, okay. No, I wanted to add something.
Do I have time for quick? No. Do you do
you have a philosophy in place in the
building and you go and get a coach
that's going to fit that or you going to
go and get a coach that switches every
time what what he wants to bring to you?
That's what you need to figure it out.
Build something and then go and get
someone that's going to fit what you
have in. That's what they do.
>> That's interesting. Yeah, very
interesting. Let's hear from the goal
scorer because Ferane Torres just a
second substitute to score the winning
goal in a World Cup final. Let's hear
from him now.
>> Fane Torres, champion of the world.
How does that sound?
>> Honestly, I can't believe it. I just try
to enjoy, but I don't know what is
happening.
>> Tell me about the moment that your
beautiful left foot made the contact and
the net bulged. Honestly, I didn't think
I didn't think too much. I just saw the
ball coming to me and I just shoot with
the power of all the all the Spanish
people.
>> Some words there from the goal scorer,
the match winner, world champion Farane
Torres. Just a reminder, we will of
course bring you the trophy lift. We're
also waiting for the other awards as
well. The likes of the golden boot.
Killing Mbappe has won that. The likes
of the golden ball, golden glove as well
for best goalkeeper at the tournament.
Golden Ball is for best player. Let's
talk about Argentina just real quick
because they brought a lot to this
tournament. Absolutely. Today, what did
they bring?
>> Well, first off, let's let's keep some
history. Um, you know, back to back
hasn't happened and still hasn't
happened since 5862. So, it's very very
difficult. History is against them. Um,
but this is this is still a wonderful
team relative to this tournament. What
they did, it's not all messy, but it is
a lot of messy. And I think people are
going to be talking about this team for
a long time. But as we mentioned time
and time again, they went to that well
and it was a beautiful well and it was a
magic well and it was one that not just
Argentinian fans but everybody kind of
wanted to be a part of and wanted to see
them still have something in it. Today
they went to that well and and it was
dry but they did what they needed to do
to at least compete to even have a
chance and that's a credit to them.
That's a credit uh to the [music]
mentality. But I think just as France
the other day will say they got beaten
by a better team thoroughly. I think
even though it lasted this long