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Spain hold World Cup trophy parade

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Spain celebrates their World Cup triumph with a massive open-top bus parade in Madrid. Fans gathered to cheer the team after their historic win. Read More: https://punchng.com/spain-hold-world-cup-trophy-parade/

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