Spain's national football team returned to Madrid on Monday to a hero’s welcome following their 1-0 World Cup victory over Argentina. A million fans are anticipated to line the streets for an open-top bus parade celebrating the team’s second World Cup title, their first since 2010. Captain Rodri proudly displayed the trophy upon arrival, marking the end of a night of nationwide celebrations. The victory has sparked immense national pride, particularly for younger fans who did not witness the 2010 triumph. Madrid awoke to a scene of revelry, with city crews working to clean up after a boisterous night. The team is scheduled to be received by King Felipe VI and Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez before the parade culminates in a ceremony at Cibeles square.