Spain's victorious World Cup squad have returned to Madrid amid scenes of joyous celebration in the capital city. An estimated one million people lined a five-mile route in the Spanish capital as the team paraded in an open-top bus.
Hundreds of thousands of Spaniards filled the Madrid streets to welcome the team home.
The Spanish players were given a police escort.
The Spanish squad poses for a group shot with the trophy on board their flight from South Africa.
King Juan Carlos, centre, and members of the royal family pose with the Spanish national team and World Cup at a reception at the Royal Palace.
Spain's World Cup winning team celebration in a plan
As the players walked up and down the aisles collecting autographs, chanting and dancing while blowing the vuvuzelas, they are presented with a cake from the flight crew.
The band leader Pepe Reina, helped by the trio of David Villa, Sergio Ramos and Xavi is seen here singing and teasing lovebirds Iker Casillas and his girlfriend Sara Carbonero.
The Spanish team paraded through a sea of fans in Madrid.
The Spanish World Cup squad were greeted by King Juan Carlos.
Spain's World Cup winning team celebration in a plan
As the players walked up and down the aisles collecting autographs, chanting and dancing while blowing the vuvuzelas, they are presented with a cake from the flight crew.
The band leader Pepe Reina, helped by the trio of David Villa, Sergio Ramos and Xavi is seen here singing and teasing lovebirds Iker Casillas and his girlfriend Sara Carbonero.
The Spanish team paraded through a sea of fans in Madrid.
The Spanish World Cup squad were greeted by King Juan Carlos.
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