Watch Spain fans jubilantly celebrate World Cup final victory in streets, stadium, elsewhere

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Every soccer fan has a similar dream of their team hoisting a notable trophy. No trophy, in all of sports, is more significant than a World Cup, and Spain just gathered their second-ever thanks to a 1-0 win over Lionel Messi and Argentina.

In terms of celebration, the country of Spain wasted no time in recognizing its national team's achievement. La Roja already has one of the sport's brightest young stars in Lamine Yamal, and their current generation won the 2024 Euro and 2026 World Cup back-to-back.

The World Cup may be the only thing that can unite Real Madrid and Barcelona fans in Spain, and now those fans can celebrate alongside each other.

Take a look at how Spanish fans celebrated the country's second-ever World Cup title.

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Watch Spain fans celebrate World Cup final victory

After 120 minutes of grueling World Cup finals soccer, Spanish fans finally gained a means of celebration in the 105th minute thanks to a Ferran Torres goal. Shortly after, around 15 minutes plus stoppage time, Spain were declared champions of the world for just the second time in the country's World Cup history.

Here are some captures of Spain supporters celebrating their victory at the 2026 World Cup:

🇪🇸🎆 Barcelona is celebrating tonight! The fireworks are lighting up the sky and the streets are alive — nobody is sleeping! 🔥🏆

A night of pure joy, passion, and football history. Spain are world champions, and the celebration has only just begun! ⚽🇪🇸

¡Qué noche! 🏆🎉 pic.twitter.com/yDfWlFtfvR

— American Nightmare 🇺🇸 (@thewakeninq) July 19, 2026

📹 ¡Toda españa es una fiesta! La gente sale a la calle, plaza y balcones para celebrar que España es campeona del Mundo. ¡La Roja ya tiene su segunda estrella!

📌 Sigue aquí las celebraciones 🔗 https://t.co/GLwiAJFP3Ipic.twitter.com/TIn2HBy9Ye

— EL PAÍS (@el_pais) July 19, 2026

#19Jul ESPAÑA 🇪🇸 CELEBRA!

Felicidades 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻 #Españapic.twitter.com/Kv0PZFS6oH

— CATERINA VALENTINO (@CATERINAV) July 19, 2026

🇪🇸☀️ Madrid is celebrating! What a beautiful day for Spain! 🏆🔥

The streets are full of pride, passion, and joy as the World Champions celebrate this unforgettable moment. Spain has the trophy, the fans have the memories, and football history has been written. ⚽🇪🇸

¡Viva…

— American Nightmare 🇺🇸 (@thewakeninq) July 19, 2026

🇪🇸🎆 BARCELONA IS ALIVE TONIGHT! 🔥🏆

The sky is exploding with fireworks, the streets are shaking with celebration, and nobody is sleeping! 🎇⚽

A night of pure Spanish pride, passion, and football history. Spain are WORLD CHAMPIONS, and the party has only just started! 🇪🇸👑… pic.twitter.com/Jb8U6z4piM

— American Nightmare 🇺🇸 (@thewakeninq) July 19, 2026

The people of Spain are celebrating.

On the beaches.

In the streets.

In the bars.

They deserved this.

I think the rest of us felt nothing but relief that they were victorious in the Final. pic.twitter.com/rYpHCj0a2R

— Miss Jo (@therealmissjo) July 19, 2026

NOW: Spain Fans BREAK OUT IN CELEBRATIONS as Team Handed World Cup FIFA trophy 🏆

📍 Hudson Yards, NYC

Video By @yyeeaahhhboiii2 | Licensing @FreedomNTV Desk@freedomnews.tv pic.twitter.com/FcgVZpSDfG

— Oliya Scootercaster 🛴 (@ScooterCasterNY) July 19, 2026

Rafa Nadal’s reaction to Spain winning the World Cup final against Argentina

Olé olé olé olé

A grand slam worthy celebration

😂😂😂😂

(via Rafa’s IG) pic.twitter.com/idOKGBwZkx

— The Tennis Letter (@TheTennisLetter) July 19, 2026

Spanish fans in central London tonight after Spain won the world cup.. pic.twitter.com/o3Vmul9iFm

— London & UK Street News (@CrimeLdn) July 19, 2026

Spain securing its second Men's FIFA World Cup title had this arena in Valencia going wild 🇪🇸

(via @RoigArena) pic.twitter.com/2d2k7JwCtI

— FOX Sports (@FOXSports) July 19, 2026

MORE: Complete highlights of Spain's victory against Argentina

How many World Cups has Spain won?

With their most recent 1-0 win over Argentina, Spain has now won two World Cups in their country's history.

Their first World Cup trophy came in 2010, when they emerged victorious over the Netherlands 1-0 in South Africa. Andres Iniesta walked away from the match as a Spanish hero with his late goal in extra time.

What time did World Cup final end in Spain?

The World Cup final ended around midnight in Spain. Since the match ended around 6:02 p.m. EST, this means Spain fans celebrated at approximately 12:02 a.m. GMT.