World Cup champions Spain return to royal welcome, parade through Madrid

Tens of thousands of fans greet La Roja as they travel down Madrid's historic avenues to Cibeles Square. Madrid’s streets turned into a celebration on Sunday as Spain’s World Cup champions were welcomed home with a royal reception and a parade through the capital, according to a monitored public feed from Al Jazeera Latest. Tens of thousands of supporters lined Madrid’s historic avenues to greet La Roja as the team made its way to Cibeles Square, one of the city’s most familiar gathering points for major sporting celebrations. The atmosphere was described as jubilant, with fans coming out in large numbers to salute the national side after its title-winning run. The public feed indicates that the champions received a royal welcome before the parade, underscoring the scale of the celebration and the significance of the victory for Spanish football. The journey through the city brought players and supporters together in a procession that marked the team’s return home after lifting the trophy. Madrid’s historic center has long served as a backdrop for mass sporting events, and Sunday’s scenes appeared to fit that tradition, with crowds filling the streets as the squad traveled toward Cibeles. The gathering at the square capped a day of national celebration for a team that had captured the World Cup and brought the title back to Spain.

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