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Fans Welcome Spain to Chattanooga for World Cup

Fans lined up at the hotel as the reigning European champion set up a tournament base and a Saturday training session with more than 20,000 lottery entries.

  • On Friday, June 5, Spain's national soccer team arrived at Chattanooga Metropolitan Airport, where Mayor Tim Kelly greeted the squad before they transferred to the Embassy Suites downtown to establish their base camp.
  • Ranked second in the FIFA World Rankings, the reigning European champion known as "La Roja" will train at the Baylor School Soccer Complex throughout the tournament with more than 200 players, coaching staff, and family members.
  • Hundreds of fans gathered outside the hotel to welcome the players upon arrival; a lucky group of lottery winners from 27,000 submissions will attend a public training session at Baylor School this Saturday.
  • To manage traffic, the 300 block of Broad Street is closed, and security remains extremely tight at the hotel, which is closed to the public while the team resides in the Scenic City.
  • Spain's first match is Monday, June 15 against Cabo Verde in Atlanta, followed by Saudi Arabia on Saturday, June 20, both at noon; the team also faces Uruguay on Saturday the 26th in Guadalajara, Mexico.
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Redacción deportes, 6 Jun (EFE).- Already concentrated in the American city of Chattanooga, with its first training sessions this Saturday, Spain starts the countdown towards the World Cup 2026 under the clear warning of its last three participations in the tournament, limited to the eighth of finals, well below expectations since it surpassed them splendidly as champion of the world in the 2010 edition of South Africa.A before and after. For go…

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Under great expectation, in the purest American style, including the mayor's speech and band of music, the expedition of the Spanish team landed on Friday night in Chattanooga, a beautiful town located in the southeast of the state of Tennessee, where Luis de la Fuente and his people will establish their base camp throughout the first phase of the World Cup. “Take off a team. Fly a country,” looked like the personalized Airbus 350-Next that tran…

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Spain has already arrived in Chattanooga, the US municipality where it will concentrate during the group phase of the 2026 World Cup. The selection landed around 22:00 (Spanish time) and previously did so in Nashville after 19:00 on a first flight from Santiago de Compostela, where it moved after the friendly match last Thursday to Iraq (1-1). Luis de la Fuente will only be two days in Chattanooga before leaving for Puebla (Mexico) to confront P…

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WTVC broke the news on Friday, June 5, 2026.
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