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Celta Vigo's Borja Iglesias is still processing Spain's stunning 2026 World Cup victory in New York, calling the triumph a childhood dream he never thought possible. The 33-year-old striker says the team only grasped the magnitude of their achievement after seeing how fans back home celebrated like it was 2010 all over again.
Spain became the first nation ever to hold both the men's and women's World Cup titles simultaneously after defeating Argentina 1-0 in the 2026 final. The historic victory marks Spain's second men's title, coming 16 years after their first triumph in 2010.
Spanish defender Marc Cucurella promised he'd tattoo his coach's face if Spain won the World Cup. After defeating Argentina 1-0, he kept his word with striking new ink celebrating the historic victory.
Oscar winner Penélope Cruz shared a joyful 10-second dance video celebrating Spain's second World Cup victory. The actress's infectious enthusiasm captured the pride felt across the nation after their historic 2026 championship.
More than half of Madrid's population flooded the streets to welcome home Spain's World Cup champions after their historic victory over Argentina. The team paraded through packed city streets on an open-top bus, sharing their trophy with an ocean of jubilant fans.
Thousands of fans packed Madrid's streets in 35C heat to celebrate Spain's World Cup triumph as their champions returned home. The team visited the royal palace and paraded through the capital with the trophy held high.
Spain defeated Argentina in an unforgettable World Cup final in New Jersey, proving that teamwork and collective intelligence can still triumph in an era dominated by superstar athletes. The diverse team's victory offers a hopeful reflection of what modern unity can achieve.
Spain's national soccer team returned home to a hero's welcome in Madrid after defeating Argentina 1-0 in the 2026 World Cup final. A million fans lined the streets to celebrate the country's second World Cup title in 16 years.
Spain defeated Argentina in extra time to claim the World Cup trophy, proving that collective strength can triumph over individual brilliance. Ferran Torres scored the winning goal as Spain became champions while conceding just one goal the entire tournament.