Madrid awaits triumphant return of Spain's World Cup heroes
Summary
Spain won the 2026 World Cup by beating Argentina 1-0 with a goal by Ferran Torres in extra time. About one million fans are expected to welcome the team in Madrid, where celebrations and a parade are planned.Key Facts
- Spain won the 2026 World Cup, their second title after 2010.
- The winning goal was scored by Ferran Torres during extra time against Argentina.
- The team will have a parade in Madrid with an open-top bus from Moncloa to Cibeles square.
- King Felipe VI will receive the team at Zarzuela Palace after their return.
- Around one million people are expected to attend the celebrations in Madrid.
- Over 2,000 police officers and 400 Civil Guard members will manage security.
- Spain’s women’s team also won the World Cup in 2023, making Spain the first country to hold both trophies simultaneously.
- A 13-year-old boy died during celebrations when a fountain collapsed under supporters in Ciudad Rodrigo.
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