Spain partied well into Monday morning following their 1-0 victory over Argentina in the World Cup final.
The final whistle triggered an explosion of joy across the country, with supporters pouring into streets and public squares draped in red and yellow.
From Madrid and Barcelona to Sevilla and the Costa del Sol, fans waved Spanish flags and sounded car horns until the early hours.
Crowds had gathered around giant screens and packed terraces hours before kick-off, creating a festival atmosphere for the most eagerly anticipated match in Spain since the 2010 World Cup final.
When victory was finally confirmed, drinks flew into the air and chants of ‘Campeones’ rang out across the country.
Fireworks could be heard well into the early hours as locals drove through streets while beeping their car horns.
In Fuengirola, photos shared online showed hundreds of people gathered well into the early hours, setting off yellow and red flares.
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