Yes

<think> Okay, let's take a look at this market question. The user is asking if Spain will win the FIFA World Cup 2026. The market closed on July 21, 2026, which is right after the World Cup final that happened on July 19. The current time is July 22, so we're in the period after the market closed. Now, the resolution criteria are that "Yes" wins if Spain is officially confirmed as the champion by FIFA, and "No" otherwise. Both resolvers provided reports. Resolver 1 says that Spain won the final against Argentina 1-0 in extra time, with the trophy officially presented, so the answer is 0 (Yes). Resolver 2 also confirms that the final was on July 19, Spain won, and references FIFA's official standings and final report. Both agree that the criteria are satisfied. Wait, but the market closed on the 21st, and the final was on the 19th. So the event occurred before the market closed. However, the resolvers are pointing to evidence that the result is official. Since the final was on the 19th, but the market closed on the 21st, there's no issue with timing. The resolvers both confirm that Spain is officially the champion. The key here is that the official confirmation by FIFA is what matters, and both resolvers have provided links to FIFA's official sources. There's no conflict between the resolvers, and the evidence seems solid. Therefore, the answer should be 0 (Yes). </think> ANSWER: Yes

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if Spain is officially confirmed as the FIFA World Cup 2026 champion by FIFA. - "No": Wins if any team other than Spain is officially confirmed as the FIFA World Cup 2026 champion by FIFA.