A new four-part docuseries offering exclusive behind-the-scenes access to Spain's recent World Cup triumph is set to air on Prime Video. The series will chronicle the squad's journey to their historic victory over Argentina in the final on 19 July, where Ferran Torres scored the decisive extra-time goal.
Spain's 2-1 win secured their second World Cup title, their first since 2010. This monumental achievement also saw them become the first nation to simultaneously hold both the men's and women's World Cup trophies, with the women's team having lifted their trophy in 2023. The men's squad entered the tournament on an impressive 38-match unbeaten run across all competitions, a record for any European side.
Upon their return home, the team was met by an estimated two million jubilant fans who lined the streets of Madrid, celebrating their heroes. Ferran Torres, the architect of their victory, reflected on the final, stating he believed "destiny was written" for his team. He acknowledged the challenge of facing Lionel Messi but emphasised the team's self-belief and commitment to their playing style.
The World Cup final itself drew significant viewership in the UK. A peak audience of 15.8 million tuned in to watch the match on the BBC, with an average of 13.9 million viewers across BBC One and BBC iPlayer, capturing a 64 per cent share of all TV viewing. ITV and ITVX also saw a peak audience of 3.8 million viewers across their platforms. Former England captain Alan Shearer praised Spain's performance on BBC One, asserting that "the right team won" due to their dominant possession and attacking play.
The docuseries will be available to Prime members, with its release date expected before the end of 2026. This production promises to offer a unique insight into the tactical preparations, personal stories, and emotional highs and lows that culminated in Spain's remarkable World Cup success.