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Spain celebrates World Cup victory as team returns to Madrid.

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Thousands of fans celebrated in the streets of Madrid following Spain's victory in the 2026 World Cup final against Argentina.
The team, led by head coach Luis de la Fuente, returned to Spain to a warm welcome from around 1.8 million supporters.
During the parade, player Ferran Torres wore a red "Make Spain Great Again" hat, which sparked some reactions.
King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia officially welcomed the team at the Zarzuela Palace, congratulating them on their achievement.
Celebrations extended beyond Spain, as fans in Gaza also marked the Spanish team's victory.

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Spain is celebrating after its national football team, La Roja, won the 2026 FIFA World Cup by defeating Argentina 1-0 in the final, which took place in Miami. The victory was marked by a massive celebration in Madrid, where approximately 1.8 million people gathered to welcome back the team. The festivities included an open-top bus parade, during which players, including Ferran Torres and Marc Cucurella, received a hero's welcome from the jubilant crowd.

The celebration commenced with an official reception at the Zarzuela Palace, where King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia congratulated the players. Throughout the day, fans displayed their enthusiasm, wearing the national colors of red and yellow. Ferran Torres notably stirred reactions by wearing a red "Make Spain Great Again" cap during the parade, a reference that resonated with many. Celebratory chants, such as "Kuku Cucurella," echoed through the streets, reflecting the passionate support of the fans.

Additionally, the victory resonated beyond Spain, with celebrations occurring in regions such as Gaza, where locals commemorated Spain's support for Palestinian rights alongside their football victory. The collective joy symbolizes a significant cultural moment for Spain and its supporters around the world.

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