The Spanish football team got a heroes' welcome back home, as the King and Queen greeted players and coaching staff following their victory at the nail-biting World Cup final on Sunday.Felipe VI and Letizia were joined by their daughters, Princesses Leonor, 20, and Sofía, 19, as they shook hands with FIFA's crowning champs at Zarzuela Palace on Monday.Spirits were high as they celebrated the nation's win against Argentina, secured by Barcelona star Ferran Torres' bagging the winning goal in extra time to seal their triumph – and leaving Lionel Messi, 39, in tears at the final whistle.Leonor and Sofía donned customised football shirts with their names on it as they commemorated the feat - and admired the coveted trophy.Elsewhere, sporting Spain's national colour, their mother, 53, was elegant as ever in a red linen dress from local designer Adolfo Domínguez, while her husband, 58, was dapper in a navy blazer and grey trousers.The family also proudly posed for photos with the whole squad - holding up their shirts. The King had also stepped out on the pitch to celebrate the win at New York New Jersey Stadium, hugging the country's young breakout star Lamine Yamal. The Spanish football team got a heroes' welcome back home, as the King and Queen greeted players and coaching staff following their victory at the nail-biting World Cup final on SundayWhile spirits were high for Spain however, Argentina’s sulking stars turned their backs on the World Cup winners as the newly crowned champions lifted the trophy. The South American team was outplayed by Luis De La Fuente's side in a drab encounter at the MetLife Stadium in New Jersey, with Messi and his team-mates unable to disrupt their rivals with the same aggressive, physical tactics that unsettled England in the semi-final.The 2022 champions collected their silver medals from FIFA boss Gianni Infantino and US President Donald Trump on the stage but opted not to watch as Spain lifted the trophy – despite it being customary in finals of major tournaments.Instead, the Argentina players, coaching team and staff walked over to the end where the majority of their fans were sat and turned their backs as their rivals celebrated.Footage shows Spain players holding the World Cup trophy aloft as gold confetti explodes behind them, with the Argentina team facing the other way. Felipe VI and Letizia were joined by their daughters, Princesses Leonor, 20, and Sofía, 19, as they shook hands with FIFA's crowning champs at Zarzuela Palace on Monday. Pictured left, footballer Rodri, 30, speaking to Princess Leonor and King Felipe Spirits were high as they celebrated the nation's win against Argentina, secured by Barcelona star Ferran Torres' bagging the winning goal in extra time to seal their triumph – and leaving Lionel Messi , 39, in tears at the final whistle Leonor and Sofía donned customised football shirts with their names on it as they commemorated the feat - and admired the coveted trophy Elsewhere, sporting Spain's national colour, their mother, 53, was elegant as ever in a red linen dress from local designer Adolfo Domínguez, while her husband, 58, was dapper in a navy blazer and grey trousers The family also proudly posed for photos with the whole squad - holding up their shirts Argentina's snub came after the final descended into violence at full time, with a brawl breaking out between the two sides. There were an estimated 1.5 to 1.8billion viewers tuning in to watch the summer tournament's showpiece finale, which saw Trump take centre stage during the trophy lift.Earlier in the day, the POTUS and his wife Melania were seen taking in the action inside a packed MetLife Stadium suite – alongside FIFA president Infantino, Canada's prime minister Mark Carney and Mexico's president Claudia Sheinbaum.Trump also shook hands with Spain's prime minister Pedro Sanchez as Infantino stood beside them.Spain's Queen Letizia and King Felipe VI also greeted the president. Javier Milei, the president of Argentina, reportedly watched the game from home due to 'superstition,' The New York Times reported.Elsewhere, last week the Spanish Royal Family put on an animated display as they jumped for joy after their country got through to the World Cup final following last night's tense match-up against France.Felipe hugged his wife and daughters as the nation basked in a 2-0 victory against one of the tournament's toughest contenders last Tuesday.They congratulated the team on Instagram, writing: 'You have proved again why you are one of the great teams in the world. The King had also stepped out on the pitch to celebrate the win at New York New Jersey Stadium, hugging the country's young breakout star Lamine Yamal 'Now, with a whole country on your side, it's time to fight for the title. Thank you for letting us enjoy this road. Go for it!'The family was decked out in personalised Spanish shirts as they were filmed watching the game on a wide-screen TV, seated on a small white sofa.Felipe's enthusiastic display of support came just hours after members of the Spanish Royal Family divided football fans as they were seen wearing 'French colours' ahead of the clash with France at the Princess of Girona Foundation Awards in Barcelona.The annual ceremony, which seeks to celebrate the lives of talented young people across Spain, saw the Royal Family meet with those committed to public service and youth leadership.However, several eagle-eyed onlookers couldn't help but notice the colour scheme of the royal women's outfits – as all three stepped out in outfits that appeared to directly match with the red, white and blue of the French flag.While Queen Letizia opted for a dark blue suit, Princess Leonor looked stylish in a bold red look. Meanwhile, Infanta Sofia, who recently completed three years of military studies, stepped out in an elegant wraparound white suit.Taking to X in response to their outfits, one royal fan wrote: 'Letizia, Leonor and Sofia dressed in the colours of the French flag. I don't know if that was the best choice today.'Meanwhile, another added: 'I think it's been a bad coincidence. There's no subliminal message. But for these things they have entire teams (among them, a stylist). It's a blunder.''Oops! Someone in the Spanish royal house didn't remind them about the World Cup?? French flag colours for the Spanish royal women,' quipped another.However, several came to the Spanish royals' defence and suggested that the lighting of the photograph may have made their outfits look more distinct than they necessarily were, while others noted that the match was 'still several hours away'.'It's because today is the anniversary of the French Revolution and the Bourbons are of French origin,' suggested another.During the game, Spain's star player Lamine Yamal wore a headband with the number 08304.It’s the postcode for the working-class suburb of the Catalonian district which he calls home.He was standing there with his teammates hearing the anthems played, looking for all the world as if he had just wandered in from that neighbourhood.But he set his nation on their way to the World Cup final on Tuesday night, winning the penalty to secure a lead from which they never looked back.Spain dominated the midfield and choked off the supply line to France’s stellar forward line, which struggled to find a way past the Spanish defence.It was a complete performance, and sent a strong message to England and Argentina that whoever reaches the final will have their work cut out.