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July 21, 2026|08:57

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2026 World Cup

More than a million people expected at Spain’s World Cup celebration in Madrid

The Guardian Football about 16 hours 1 mins read

Squad arrived home at 2.30pm local time on Monday
Victory festivities to centre around the Plaza de Cibeles

More than a million Spaniards, many still bleary-eyed and feeling a little delicate after the country’s historic World Cup victory against Argentina, are expected to descend on central Madrid on Monday night to welcome the triumphant national team home.

La Roja, who beat Argentina 1-0 in the final in New Jersey on Sunday night, were afforded the first of many heroes’ welcomes when they touched down at Madrid’s Barajas airport at 2.30pm local time on Monday.

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