France Triumph over Spain in 2006 World Cup Thriller

Zidane's Magic Seals Victory

A Moment of Brilliance

In a pulsating match that showcased the best of international football, France emerged victorious over Spain in the 2006 World Cup. The match was decided by a moment of brilliance from Zinedine Zidane, who cut inside Carles Puyol and unleashed a low shot that cannoned into the back of the net.

The victory was a testament to the resilience and determination of the French team. After going a goal down in the early stages, France fought back to level the score and eventually take the lead. Zidane's goal, which came in the 89th minute, was the icing on the cake and sealed the victory for the French.

Spain, who had been the pre-match favorites, will be disappointed not to have progressed to the next round. However, they can take solace from the fact that they played some excellent football throughout the tournament. David Villa's goal in the 28th minute was a testament to their attacking prowess, and they will undoubtedly be back to challenge for major honors in the future.