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Fans celebrate in Coral Gables as Spain defeated Argentina for second World Cup title
By Litzy Grijalba at WSVN 7 News
· July 19, 2026
· 2 min read
On the other side of the field, Spain fans are getting their kicks as they hope to take home the FIFA World Cup title. “Who do you think is winning? Spain. I feel very proud. We’ve had possession of the ball the whole time. We have to get through Messi, but I think we’re gonna do it,” said a Spain f
Key takeaway Spain came out on top against Argentina during the World Cup final, 1-0, after extra time at the New York-New Jersey Stadium on Sunday.
Why this matters in The Miami
The World Cup victory celebration in Coral Gables reflects the strong Latin American and Caribbean presence in Miami . Spain's win is likely to resonate deeply in neighborhoods like Little Havana, where soccer is a beloved sport. The fact that fans gathered at Fritz & Franz Bierhaus, a local establishment, to cheer on their team and celebrate the win, highlights the city's vibrant cultural scene. Miami's diverse communities often come together to support their favorite teams, and this victory is a testament to the city's passion for soccer. As Spain fans in Miami bask in the glory of their team's second World Cup title, the city's Latin American community is likely to be abuzz with excitement, with many fans proudly proclaiming their Spanish heritage. The win is a source of pride for the local Spanish community, and its impact will likely be felt in the city's neighborhoods and cultural events.
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Category: arts ·
Published: July 19, 2026 ·
Source: WSVN 7 News ·
Reading time: 2 min
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