Spain triumphed over France in a thrilling 5-3 victory after extra time to claim their second Olympic men's soccer gold medal, the first since 1992. The match, held at the Parc des Princes, saw France initially take the lead with Enzo Millot's goal in the 11th minute. Spain responded with three quick goals, including a brace from Fermín López and a stunning free-kick from Álex Baena, to lead 3-1 at halftime. France mounted a comeback, leveling the match at 3-3 with a late goal from Maghnes Akliouche and a penalty by Jean-Philippe Mateta. In extra time, Sergio Camello became the hero for Spain, scoring twice to secure the victory. This win underscores Spain's recent football success, following their Euro Cup victory earlier this summer.