Argentina's World Cup heroes forced to abandon bus parade and tour in helicopter

Argentina's World Cup heroes airlifted in helicopters as street party overflows

The Lionel Messi-led Argentina football team alters its FIFA World Cup parade plans after a reported four million Argentines flood Buenos Aires to celebrate the end of a 36-year title drought

Argentina's open-top bus parade abandoned, Messi and Co airlifted

The players who were triumphant in Sunday's World Cup final in Qatar were unable to reach the central Obelisco monument as planned because the route was completely blocked by the heaving crowd, estimated by local media at over four million people.

Four million attend World Cup parade in Argentina

About four million people flooded Argentina's capital to welcome home their football heroes but it was cut short after people in the crowd clashed with police.

Argentina forced to abandon World Cup bus parade after man dies and child, 5, left in coma amid huge crowds

Argentina football bosses have been forced to abandon the World Cup-winning team's open-top bus parade through Buenos Aires after a man died and a five-year-old fell into a coma amid huge crowds in the capital.

Wild Argentina Fans Celebrating World Cup Win Lift Heavy Man Atop Bus Stop. Watch

FIFA World Cup: Argentina's World Cup winners returned home from Qatar in the early hours of Tuesday morning ahead of a welcome home party in the nation's capital

Argentina forced to abandon World Cup victory parade as millions choke the route

Argentina’s football players were forced to ditch their open-top bus parade for a helicopter ride in Buenos Aires as millions of ecstatic fans swarmed the city to greet the World Cup champions. Millions of fans gathered in 30-kilometre planned parade routes in the capital, making it difficult for the bus carrying players to move forward on the streets. According to local estimates, around four to five million people lined up on the streets to se