Sports News of Tuesday, 21 July 2026

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Watch scenes from Spain’s World Cup trophy parade in Madrid

A scene from Spain's trophy parade in Madrid A scene from Spain's trophy parade in Madrid

La Roja were given a heroic welcome by thousands of fans who flooded the streets of Madrid to celebrate their 2026 FIFA World Cup triumph in a parade on July 20, 2026.

Spain were crowned world champions once again after defeating Argentina, capping a remarkable tournament with another statement performance.

The victory sealed Spain’s second World Cup title, 16 years after their maiden triumph in South Africa in 2010, and confirmed the rise of a new generation that blended youthful brilliance with tactical maturity.

Spain crowned 2026 World Cup champions after beating Argentina

Their road to the trophy was anything but straightforward. Spain began the tournament with a frustrating goalless draw against Cape Verde but improved as the competition progressed, with Ferran Torres scoring the decisive winner in extra time against Argentina in the final.

The entire squad departed the United States and arrived in Madrid, where captain Rodri held the trophy as they exited the flight alongside teammates and technical staff.

After a brief rest, millions of people gathered in the capital to celebrate the title. The squad paraded through the streets in an open-top bus, making history as fans waved flags and cheered.

The players wore shirts inscribed with “España Campeones” and waved to the jubilant crowd, who hoisted the national flag amid a strong security presence.

Nico Williams, Lamine Yamal, Pau Cubarsí, and nearly all the players danced and jumped while lifting the trophy, marking a truly momentous occasion.

Watch scenes from the event below:











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