Spain’s men’s national football team returns to Madrid on Monday for ceremonies following its World Cup victory over Argentina in the final in the United States. Multiple outlets report the squad arrives in Spain less than a day after winning 1-0, with the match decided by an extra-time goal by Ferran Torres. After landing in Madrid, the players and coaching staff meet with Spanish royals, including King Felipe VI, before meeting Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez. Outlets describe crowds lining Madrid’s streets for a parade on an open-top bus, with estimates ranging from about one million to almost two million people attending the welcome and celebrations. France 24 also reports that the parade ends with a concert at Cibeles Square. Coverage highlights that the national celebrations are widespread, continuing from the team’s overnight festivities after the final. One report notes that celebrations in Spain are partly overshadowed by the death of a teenager after a fountain collapse in the west of the country, according to local authorities. Overall, the reports present Monday’s events as a national celebration combining royal reception, official government meeting, and large-scale public festivities in the capital.