Spain arrives in Madrid as world champions after 1-0 win over Argentina in final The Spanish national team landed at Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport on Monday after their historic victory at the 2026 World Cup. Ferran Torres scored the decisive goal in extra time to give Spain their second world title, 12 years after their first. ## What happened in the final? Spain dominated the match from the start, but Argentina held on until the 105th minute, when Torres finished a cross from Rodri to score the winning 1-0. It was Spain's fifth consecutive victory (5W-0D-0L), extending their unbeaten run. ## How will Madrid celebrate? The team will be received at the Zarzuela Palace and then at La Moncloa by President Pedro Sánchez. Later, they will parade through Madrid's streets to Plaza de Cibeles, where crowds are expected to celebrate the title. ## What's next for Spain? After the summer break, Spain will return to action on September 26 with a friendly against England at Wembley. The team will aim to maintain their unbeaten streak and prepare for future title defenses.