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‘A unique collective experience’: Spain media hail team’s World Cup triumph
Spain is basking in ‘a unique collective experience’, as the nation’s media celebrate the side’s World Cup triumph against Argentina
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cnn.com
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theguardian.com
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World Cup 2026: latest news and reaction after Spain beat Argentina to win trophy
Join our writers for the latest news and reaction after Spain earned their second men’s World Cup title with victory over Argentina
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independent.co.uk
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aljazeera.com
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elpais.com
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‘A unique collective experience’: Spain media hail team’s World Cup triumph
Spain is basking in ‘a unique collective experience’, as the nation’s media celebrate the side’s World Cup triumph against Argentina
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Vamos España? Why this World Cup victory for Spain feels so different from the others | María Ramírez
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nytimes.com
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afr.com
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scmp.com
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