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- Spain celebrated their World Cup championship with a jubilant ceremony in Madrid attended by 1.8 million people.
- Rodri, named the best player of the tournament, started the ceremony by disembarking from the plane with the trophy.
- After visiting the Royal Family and Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, the national team toured the city on a bus.
- While the international press praised Spain, they harshly criticized Argentina's style of play in the final.
En chiffres
The Spain National Team was celebrated with a massive welcoming ceremony in the streets of Madrid following their 2026 World Cup championship. According to the statement by government officials, the number of fans participating in the championship celebrations reached 1.8 million. Rodri, who was selected as the best player of the tournament by FIFA, was the first person to disembark from the plane with the World Cup trophy.
Touring the city on an open-top bus before the ceremony, "La Roja" was first received by the Spanish Royal Family. Afterwards, the national team, meeting with Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez, conducted a light protocol on the central streets of Madrid with an open-top bus bearing the inscription "Kings of the World." During the celebrations, the players experienced the victory to the fullest by interacting with the jubilant crowd in Cibeles Square.
While the international press evaluated Spain's victory with the headlines they published, they made serious criticisms regarding Argentina's harsh play in the final. The British newspaper The Telegraph described Spain's championship as "Football 1 - Gang 0"; meanwhile, the Argentine press acknowledged the opponent's superiority and accepted the defeat.
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- The final match went to extra time, and Spain became the champion of the tournament with the single goal scored by Ferrán Torres in the 106th minute.
- How did the Argentine press evaluate the defeat?
- The Argentine press generally acknowledged the superiority of their opponent Spain, stating that Argentina did their best and lost standing up.
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