Spain returned home as the new world football champions after defeating Argentina 1–0 in the 2026 FIFA World Cup final held in New York–New Jersey. The team, led by captain Rodri, arrived in Madrid on Monday to a royal welcome and a citywide celebration. King Felipe VI and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez received the players at the Moncloa Palace, where Sánchez praised their skill, dedication, and victory. The festivities continued with a grand open-top bus parade through central Madrid, culminating at the historic Cibeles Square.
Authorities estimated that around two million people lined the streets to greet the champions, with about 120,000 gathered at Cibeles Square alone. Despite the 35-degree heat, fans waited for hours waving red and yellow flags. Popular singers Aitana, Ana Mena, and Lola Indigo performed during the celebrations. Coach Luis de la Fuente expressed pride in representing such passionate supporters.
This victory marked Spain’s second men’s World Cup title and made the country the first in history to hold both men’s and women’s world titles simultaneously, following the women’s team’s 2023 triumph. The nationwide joy was briefly marred by the accidental death of a 13-year-old boy in Salamanca during local celebrations.
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