The Spanish team have returned home already, landing at Madrid airport to jubilant scenes, and they will be parading the World Cup Jules Rimet Trophy round the streets of Madrid tonight. This live webcam view covers the Madrid city skyline, Chamartín railway station, and Torre Caja de Madrid
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The civic reception for the players is to be hosted by Spanish Prime Minister Jose Luis Rodriguez Zapatero, and over a million fans are expected to line the streets for an open-top bus parade.
The parade is due to last for 2 hours, ending at the esplanade near the Puente del Rey, where the festivities are expected to continue officially until midnight, and unofficially probably a lot longer!
The current Spanish football team made history by becoming the first representatives of their country to win the World Cup, a successful campaign culminating in a deserved 1-0 victory over the Netherlands in a somewhat bad tempered final/
The 2010 version of the World Cup will be remembered as a very successful tournament, with Spain regarded as worthy winners.
