Gallery: Spain celebrate World Cup triumph in Madrid

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Spain's success made the front pages as well as the back pages
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Spain manager Luis de la Fuente and captain Rodri were first off the plane when the Spain squad landed in Madrid on Monday afternoon
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Fans claimed their viewing spots hours before the parade began at 18:00 BST in 35C heat
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The world champions' first stop after arriving back in Spain was to visit Zarzuela Palace to see King Felipe VI, Queen Letizia, Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia
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Fans gathered at Madrid's Puerta de Alcala - this fan went all out with her outfit
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The parade began in the Moncloa district in northwest Madrid and Rodri held up the trophy at the front of the bus
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Referencing the full-time scuffles on Sunday, Lamine Yamal holds up a sign thrown from the crowd asking for a boxing match between Gavi and Argentina midfielder Leandro Paredes
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Thousands of fans lined the streets as their heroes slowly made their way through the Spanish capital
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Rodri is only the fourth men's player to win the World Cup, Euros, Champions League and Ballon d'Or
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A quiet evening followed...
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...maybe not
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Thousands of fans waited for the players to arrive at the famous Cibeles Fountain
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Ferran Torres, the man who scored the winning goal in the World Cup final, enjoyed his moment in the spotlight
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Manager Luis de la Fuente was thrown up in the air the second he walked on stage

Slide 1 of 14, Spanish newspapers, Spain's success made the front pages as well as the back pages

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