Argentina's President Javier Milei has declared a national holiday to celebrate the country's World Cup 2026 campaign, even though the team lost the final to Spain 1-0.The match, held on Sunday, saw Spain's Ferran Torres score in extra time to secure victory.Despite the loss, Milei emphasized the team's achievement, leaving the celebration date to the players and coaching staff.The decision highlights Argentina's pride in their performance, despite the heartbreak of losing to Spain.Enzo Fernandez received a red card for a foul on Spain's Pau Cubarsi, further complicating Argentina's chances.Milei, who skipped the final due to superstitions, watched the game from his Buenos Aires residence.The announcement underscores the cultural significance of football in Argentina, where even a loss is celebrated as a moment of national pride.The article also notes the absence of Lionel Scaloni's team in the final stages, with minimal attacking threats against Spain.This decision reflects the deep connection between the nation and its football team, turning a defeat into a shared moment of celebration.