On July 20, local time, the Spanish national team held a World Cup victory celebration in the capital Madrid. According to data released by the Spanish government's representative office in Madrid, about 1.8 million people took to the streets of Madrid to greet the Spanish team, which won the World Cup title, and celebrate the team winning the second World Cup trophy in team history. The Spanish team players rode through the streets of Madrid in an open-top bus. Along the way, fans waved flags and sang cheering songs to express their congratulations to the team. The celebration team finally arrived at Plaza Cibeles. About 120,000 fans waited for the team to arrive here, putting an end to the day's festivities. Earlier in the day, the Spanish team received official receptions at the Palacio de Sazuela and the Prime Minister's Office. Afterwards, the players changed into commemorative jerseys and rode an open-top bus to celebrate winning the championship with the fans.

On July 20, local time, the Spanish national team held a World Cup victory celebration in the capital Madrid. According to data released by the Spanish government's representative office in Madrid, about 1.8 million people took to the streets of Madrid to greet the Spanish team, which won the World Cup title, and celebrate the team winning the second World Cup trophy in team history. The Spanish team players rode through the streets of Madrid in an open-top bus. Along the way, fans waved flags and sang cheering songs to express their congratulations to the team. The celebration team finally arrived at Plaza Cibeles. About 120,000 fans waited for the team to arrive here, putting an end to the day's festivities. Earlier in the day, the Spanish team received official receptions at the Palacio de Sazuela and the Prime Minister's Office. Afterwards, the players changed into commemorative jerseys and rode an open-top bus to celebrate winning the championship with the fans.