Spain’s national team is celebrated across the country after winning the World Cup final against Argentina in a 1-0 match decided in extra time. Multiple outlets report that Madrid was already crowded as midnight approached, with celebrations intensifying after Ferran Torres scored Spain’s winning goal in the 106th minute. Fans take to the streets in large numbers following the final whistle, with reporting highlighting jubilant scenes in Madrid and also noting celebrations in other Spanish cities, including Barcelona. Several sources describe supporters who travel from around the world to watch the match, and others emphasize that fans cheered not only for Spain but also created a festive atmosphere around the final. Coverage from different outlets consistently ties the street celebrations to the same match outcome and decisive goal, presenting the night in Madrid as extending for hours. Overall, the reports focus on public celebrations after Spain secures a second World Cup title by defeating Argentina 1-0 in extra time.
Spain fans celebrate as La Roja beat Argentina to win World Cup final
Spain’s national team is celebrated across the country after winning the World Cup final against Argentina in a 1-0 match decided in extra time. Multiple outlets report that Madrid was already crowded...
- Spain beats Argentina 1-0 in the World Cup final, with the goal scored in extra time.
- Ferran Torres scores Spain’s winning goal in the 106th minute.
- Large crowds celebrate in Madrid after the final, with street parties continuing late into the night.
- Several outlets also report celebrations beyond Madrid, including in Barcelona.
- Reports describe fans who had gathered to watch the match, including supporters traveling from abroad.
Fans in Spanish city on Mediterranean cheer on both sides as Spain defeat Argentina 1-0 in extra time.
9 hours agoMadrid’s streets filled with fans who had travelled from across the world to watch Spain’s triumph
11 hours agoSpanish fans spent the night partying in Madrid after their team defeated Argentina 1-0 in the final of the World Cup.
16 hours agoFans in #Madrid celebrated #Spain's second #WorldCup title win. Luis de la #Fuente's #Roja beat #Argentina 1-0 in Sunday's final, with Ferran Torres' clinical finish in the extra period.
19 hours agoThe streets of Madrid were already packed as clocks approached midnight in Spain's capital, but it wasn't until Ferran Torres' winning goal in the 106th minute of Sunday's final.
20 hours agoThe streets of Madrid were already packed as clocks approached midnight in Spain's capital, but it wasn't until Ferran Torres' winning goal in the 106th minute of Sunday's final.
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