Spanish fans are still basking in the glory of their national team's historic World Cup victory over Argentina. The final, which was played in New Jersey, saw Ferran Torres score the decisive extra-time goal, securing Spain's second World Cup title.
As the final whistle blew, thousands of Spanish fans poured into the streets of Madrid, waving flags and cheering in jubilation. The city's thoroughfares were filled with the colours of the Spanish flag, as fans from across the globe revelled in the triumph.
Among the fans were those who had travelled from as far as Tunisia, who were overcome with emotion as they celebrated Spain's victory. Mario, who drove from Barcelona to watch the game with fellow fans in Madrid, said: 'I'm so happy. It's so beautiful!'
The victory was a momentous occasion for Spanish football, and one that will be remembered for generations to come. As the players return to Spain, they can expect a hero's welcome, with thousands of fans eager to celebrate their triumph.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez took to social media to congratulate the team on their victory, saying: 'We are World Champions!! Our national team was great! Thanks team!'