Spain's national football team celebrated their second World Cup victory in a grand parade through Madrid, drawing nearly two million fans.The team, which defeated Argentina 1-0 in New Jersey, was welcomed with cheers and waving flags as they paraded in an open-top bus adorned with 'Kings of the World' and two stars.Fans from across Spain and beyond filled the streets, creating a sea of red and gold.Supporters like Fran Carratala and Daniel Gaona described the joy and unity of the moment.The squad, including players like Borja Iglesias, engaged with fans, throwing footballs and playing music.

The victory was recognized by King Felipe and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez, who praised the team's success and expressed hopes for future dominance.The event highlighted the deep connection between the Spanish people and their national team, marking a historic moment in football history.