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The article discusses Spain's Euro 2024 victory, highlighting Lamine Yamal's pivotal role as a young player of Moroccan descent. It explores Spain's national pride and unity following the team's unexpected triumph, emphasizing how Yamal's influence has revitalized Spanish soccer's self-image and cultural representation on the international stage.

The article explores how the Basque Country, distinct with its own identity and history, shows muted support for the Spanish national soccer team despite its strong cultural ties, reflecting a complex relationship shaped by historical autonomy struggles and contemporary regional identity.

The article focuses on Spain's victory over Sweden in the Women's World Cup semifinal, securing their place in the final and highlighting the team's journey, talent, and the emergence of new stars amidst challenges and uncertainties.

The article focuses on the Spanish national soccer team's ongoing conflict with their soccer federation and their recent victory in forcing the federation to make significant concessions after winning the Women's World Cup, highlighting the players' desire for better treatment.

The article focuses on Spain's victory over the Netherlands in the Women's World Cup quarterfinals, highlighting the narrow margin between the teams, the intensity of the match, and the decisive late goal scored by Salma Paralluelo that secured Spain's win and their first trip to the semifinals.

The article offers information on the challenges faced by Spain's women's national soccer team before and during the World Cup in New Zealand. Topics include the team's initial boredom and dissatisfaction with their base location in Palmerston North, New Zealand, the rift between players and the federation leading to a strike.

The article reports on the growing race diversity in the composition of the Spanish national soccer team playing in the 2022 World Cup of soccer due to the inclusion of African and mixed heritage players like Vicente Engonga, Ansu Fati, and Nico Williams.

The article reports on the match won by the national football team of Spain over the team of Costa Rica at the World Cup 2022 in Qatar.

The article reports on the victory of River Plate over Boca Juniors in the 2018 Copa Libertadores soccer tournament in Spain on December 9, 2018. Topics discussed include the transfer of the game to Madrid after River Plate fans attacked Boca Juniors' bus in Buenos Aires, Argentina and significance of this victory to River.

The article reports on the demolition of the Madrid, Spain-based stadium Estadio Vicente Calderón after a showpiece exhibition game between Atlético legends and some of the most famous football players in 2017. The stadium was the home of Atlético Madrid since 1966 which has decided to relocate to Wanda Metropolitano.

The article informs that Luis Rubiales, president of the Spanish soccer federation, the R.F.E.F, has fired coach Coach Julen Lopetegui as he would replace Zinedine Zidane as coach of Real Madrid after the World Cup.