According to Sport, the national celebration night after Spain won the FIFA World Cup final has resulted in 2 deaths, over 80 injuries, and at least 12 arrests.

Madrid authorities reported a total of 7 arrests in the early hours of Monday: 5 for alleged hate crimes after a dispute in a bar, 1 for disturbing public order and assaulting a police officer in Plaza de Cibeles, and the last one for severe disobedience in Puerta del Sol.

Additionally, Madrid emergency services have transported 36 injured individuals to city hospitals. In Barcelona, police arrested 3 people overnight for various thefts, and medical personnel treated a total of 29 people, 24 with minor injuries and 5 with more serious conditions.

In Ciudad Rodrigo, Salamanca province, a 13-year-old minor died and another sustained serious injuries, including a broken leg, and has been admitted to Salamanca Hospital. The incident occurred due to the collapse of a fountain in Plaza Mayor. A third minor was discharged after being injured.

Furthermore, the 112 emergency center in Castilla-La Mancha reported that a young man, approximately 20 years old, died after suffering sudden convulsions while watching the match in a square in Sonseca, Toledo province.

Also in Toledo province, a 19-year-old man was taken to Toledo University Hospital in critical condition after a knife attack in Seseña.

In Pamplona, an attack against a group of military personnel is still under investigation. Last night, while watching the match at a bar in Berriozar, they were attacked by a group of masked individuals carrying iron bars and expandable batons, resulting in 6 injuries, 3 of whom were military personnel.

On the other hand, El Chincza identified 20 people in Bilbao. A group of masked individuals attempted to disrupt the FIFA World Cup final broadcast organized by the Popular Party in front of a large screen. Three other individuals were also identified in Álava, where a person wearing a Spanish national team jersey was attacked.

In Badajoz, the Red Cross performed 34 rescues, and 2 people were taken to the hospital. In Cáceres, 5 people required hospital treatment, and 30 minor injury treatments were recorded.

In Valencia, two people were arrested in the early hours for throwing stones at local police and assaulting officers. The city council told EFE that the overall celebration was "very calm."

In the town of Orihuela, Valencia, the municipal sports center was broadcasting the match live on a giant screen, but due to strong gusts of wind and a thermal explosion, the broadcast had to be interrupted.

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