Spain PM Pedro Sanchez Salutes Champions As Spain Wins FIFA World Cup 2026
- Spain's national football team won the FIFA World Cup 2026 by defeating Argentina 1-0 after extra time, securing their second title since 2010.
- Substitute Ferran Torres scored the winning goal in the 106th minute, becoming the fifth substitute to score in a World Cup final.
- The team returned to Madrid for celebrations attended by Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez and the Spanish royal family.
- Spain's campaign was marked by strong defense, conceding only one goal in eight matches, with key contributions from Rodri, Mikel Oyarzabal, and goalkeeper Unai Simon, who won the Golden Glove.
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The New Reconquista: World Champions — and Something More – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics
Spain has won the World Cup! I think it’s the first time since Pedro Sánchez came to power in 2018 that we Spaniards have had a chance to celebrate something. What’s more, there’s something symbolic about the fact that we won the World Cup in the land of freedom. Now that the celebration hangover has passed, I want to believe this is the beginning of the New Reconquista. Spain must be freed from the scourge of corruption and communism and shine …
Welcome home, CHAMPIONS!: Spain PM Pedro Sanchez welcomes FIFA World Cup 2026 winners as Madrid erupts in celebration - The Tribune
Spain's Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez welcomed the FIFA World Cup-winning national football team on their return home, hailing the players after their historic triumph and sharing a video of the squad's arrival and celebrations in Madrid.
Millions of people took to the streets of the capital to receive the world's champions; the players raised the trophy before the fans and were received by King Felipe VI and President Pedro Sánchez
The Spanish national football team has been euphorically received in their home country after their World Cup victory - by fans, King Felipe and the Prime Minister Sanchez. By Nicholas Buschschlüter.
The president of the Spanish government, Pedro Sánchez, has thanked the team led by Luis de la Fuente for its game, effort and victory and has opted for a new victory in the next world championship.
You walk through the streets of Algiers or you go somewhere looking for air conditioning to appease the suffocating heat and someone lifts his fist and screams with a strong French accent...
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