Spain's victory over France in the World Cup semi-finals has brought a wave of enthusiasm across the country, with the Spanish royal family also in the mix. King Felipe VI and Queen Letizia, along with their daughters, Princess Leonor and Princess Sofia, celebrated the national team's qualification for the tournament's grand final, which will take place on July 19.
The royal family released a video from the match, where they appear dressed in Spanish national team jerseys and follow the team's every move with emotion. In the video, they are seen celebrating with a hug after the goals and the big victory over France.
Immediately after the match, King Felipe VI personally contacted Spain coach Luis de la Fuente to congratulate him on his success and reaching the World Cup final. The royal family watched the match from Barcelona, where they were staying after attending the “Princess of Girona” awards ceremony. After the victory, they also published a congratulatory message on social media.
"Spain is in the final! You have shown once again why you are one of the best national teams in the world. Now, with the whole country on your side, it is time to fight for the title. Thank you for making us enjoy this journey. Let's go!", the royal family's message read. Spain is now waiting to learn its opponent in the final, which will come from the match between Argentina and England.
