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Princesses Leonor & Sofia Share Trophy Joy
20 Jul
Summary
- Royal sisters celebrated Spain's World Cup win on the pitch.
- King Felipe presented the World Cup trophy to the team.
- The royal family congratulated the team via social media.
Princess Leonor and Infanta Sofia experienced the thrill of a World Cup victory as they joined the Spanish football team on the pitch. They celebrated with their parents, King Felipe and Queen Letizia, after Spain defeated their opponents in extra time.
This recent triumph evoked memories of Spain's 2010 World Cup win, when a young Princess Leonor, then four years old, was pictured embracing the trophy with the team's goalkeeper. On that occasion, the royal family welcomed the victorious squad at the Zarzuela Palace.
During the recent final, Queen Letizia wore a scarlet dress, reflecting the team's colours, while King Felipe sported a navy suit with a red tie. King Felipe had the honour of presenting the World Cup trophy, with Queen Letizia by his side.
Following the match, the royal family conveyed their congratulations through social media. They acknowledged the 'effort, sacrifice, consistency, and exemplary delivery' that led to the championship, celebrating the team's success and their representation of Spain at the highest level.
