In Madrid, fans braved sweltering temperatures and the sluggish pace of a World Cup final to celebrate Spain's 1-0 win over Argentina.With temperatures nearing 32°C at 9pm, supporters filled bars, parks, and public spaces with red-and-yellow flags, creating a vibrant atmosphere despite the heat.The match, held in New Jersey, saw Spain secure their second World Cup title after a tense 120-minute clash.Fans gathered around giant screens and iconic landmarks like Plaza de Colón, where a massive national flag waved overhead.

While some critics questioned the slow tempo of the game, the victory united Madrid's diverse population, with locals expressing pride in their team's perseverance.

The win marked Spain's second World Cup triumph, following their historic 2010 victory, and highlighted the enduring passion for football in the city.