By Karolos Grohmann
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey, July 19 (Reuters) - Spain needed an extra-time goal by substitute Ferran Torres to edge past 10-man defending champions Argentina 1-0 to win the World Cup on Sunday.
• Torres broke the deadlock early in the second half of extra time, firing home on the rebound to give the European champions their second World Cup title.
• Argentina were down to 10 men when Enzo Fernandez was dismissed with a second booking in second-half stoppage time.
• The Argentines were toothless in attack and did not have a shot on or off target for 115 minutes.
• At 65 years old, Spain's Luis de la Fuente became the oldest World Cup-winning coach.
• Argentina's 39-year-old captain Lionel Messi became only the second player to feature in three World Cup finals and also the oldest outfield player to feature in a final.
(Reporting by Karolos Grohmann; Editing by Ken Ferris)
