Thousands of ecstatic Spanish fans in Madrid celebrated Spain's World Cup victory with wild festivities, bellowing out the Queen song "We are the Champions" following the national team's triumph over Argentina. La Roja secured their second World Cup title with a 1-0 win after extra time in New Jersey.
The jubilant scenes unfolded across Madrid, with fans flooding the streets, blaring car horns, and lighting up the sky with flares and fireworks. Thousands had gathered in the city center to watch the final on a giant screen, dressed in the team's colors and waving the national flag.
Fans expressed disbelief and joy at Spain's second World Cup win, with many recalling the 2010 victory. The team's victory parade is expected to draw around one million people, with additional security and transport measures in place to manage the crowds.
FAQ
Q: Who did Spain defeat to win the World Cup?
A: Spain defeated Argentina 1-0 after extra time in the World Cup final.
Q: How did fans in Madrid celebrate the victory?
A: Fans celebrated by flooding the streets, blaring car horns, lighting flares and fireworks, and singing "We are the Champions."
Q: What is the significance of Spain's win?
A: This is Spain's second World Cup victory, the first being in 2010.
Q: How many people are expected to attend the victory parade?
A: Around one million people are expected to line the parade route.
