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Spain Celebrates FIFA World Cup Victory with Fans in Madrid

Spain's national football team triumphantly returned to Madrid after winning the FIFA World Cup, celebrating their victory with fans at a special event. The team announced a fan gathering titled "REVERSE OF THE WORLD" at the Cibeles Communications Palace, inviting supporters to join in the festivities. This victory marks Spain's second World Cup title, with a thrilling 1-0 win over Argentina in the final. The event promises to be a memorable occasion for fans as they honor the team's remarkable achievement.
 

Spain's Triumphant Return to Madrid

On July 20, the Spanish national football team made a grand return to Madrid following their victory in the FIFA World Cup. The Spanish Football Federation welcomed the squad back, announcing that the prestigious trophy had arrived in the capital city.


The players expressed their eagerness to celebrate this monumental win with their supporters.


In a post on X, the Spain team exclaimed, "Yes, yes, yes!! THE CUP IS ALREADY HERE. The @SEFutbol squad lands in Madrid and… We can’t wait to see you!"


¡¡¡Sí, sí, sí!!

LA COPA YA ESTÁ AQUÍ.

La expedición de la @SEFutbol aterriza en Madrid y… ¡Estamos deseando veros!#VamosEspaña | #CopaMundialFIFA pic.twitter.com/CuM3tFku59

— Selección Española Masculina de Fútbol (@SEFutbol) July 20, 2026


Shortly after clinching the FIFA World Cup title, Spain's national team announced a fan celebration event named "REVERSE OF THE WORLD" scheduled for July 20 at the Cibeles Communications Palace.


The festivities will kick off at 6:00 PM local time, with free entry available until the venue reaches full capacity.


Spain secured their victory against Argentina with a narrow 1-0 win after extra time in the final match, ending Lionel Messi's title defense and completing an impressive unbeaten run where La Roja conceded only one goal across eight games.


This victory marks Spain's second men's FIFA World Cup title, their first since 2010. For 19-year-old Barcelona star Lamine Yamal, who was only three years old during Spain's first World Cup win, this achievement is the pinnacle of his young career.


In the final held at New York New Jersey Stadium, Spain controlled the game, limiting Argentina to just one shot on target while they themselves managed 12 attempts.