This world title is dedicated to the victims of the train accident

Spain's U-15 side won the inaugural FIFA World Cup and Festival, defeating Czech Republic 3-0 in the final in Azerbaijan.

Spain claimed victory in the first edition of the FIFA World Cup and Festival U-15 tournament, defeating Czech Republic 3-0 in the final in Azerbaijan. Real Betis forward Tiago Polo scored the opening goal and dedicated the title to victims of a train accident that occurred in Urda, Toledo during the week. "This world title is dedicated to the victims of the train accident this week in Urda with special remembrance for their families to whom we send all our love," Polo said. He also highlighted the team's unity as key to their success: "The key to this triumph is being united, we are a great group, there are no egos." Spain's U-16 squad, featuring players born in 2011, competed against 189 countries throughout the week-long tournament. National U-15 coach David Gordo praised the team and technical staff, saying the victory brought happiness and reflected Spain's passion for football across all categories, from youth to senior levels.