Spain secured its second World Cup title with a thrilling 1-0 win over Argentina on Sunday, sparking massive celebrations across the globe.
Thousands of miles from the stadium, Furia Roja supporters took to the streets in a true fiesta, complete with fireworks, flares, and drinks.
In Valencia, the sky lit up with nonstop sparklers and explosives, setting the tone for the night.
The party wasn't limited to Spain. Fans in New York City and other locations around the world joined in the jubilation.
Throughout the match, Spain had several near-misses before Ferran Torres scored in the 106th minute. Even Lionel Messi couldn't find an equalizer for Argentina.
The celebration was mostly peaceful, though a nasty altercation broke out among players after the game.
Despite that, Spain's team is heading home with the trophy, ready for a real bash with their diehard supporters.
Many fans are likely to call in sick to work over the next few days as the party continues.
