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July 22, 2026|11:25

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2026 World Cup

Nearly two million people join Spain’s World Cup celebrations in Madrid

The Guardian Football 1 day 1 mins read

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

Almost two million Spaniards, many still bleary-eyed and feeling a little delicate after the country’s historic World Cup victory against Argentina, descended 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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