Spain have once again been crowned World Champions after overcoming Argentina in an electrifying final held in New Jersey on Sunday evening.
A decisive goal from Ferran Torres proved to be the difference, sealing a historic victory that saw La Roja reclaim the global title they first won in 2010.
Back home, streets across Spain erupted into jubilation as fans poured out to celebrate their heroes. From Madrid to Barcelona and beyond, the nation came alive in a wave of red and gold.
Scenes of pure joy filled the Spanish capital, with thousands gathering in plazas and boulevards waving flags, singing anthems, and cheering for their World Cup-winning side.
In Barcelona, fireworks illuminated the sky as supporters celebrated deep into the night. Similar festivities were reported across Seville, Valencia, and Bilbao, as Spaniards revelled in their team’s triumph on football’s grandest stage.
No one in Spain is likely to get much sleep tonight, with celebrations expected to continue well into the week as the country honours its latest generation of champions.
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