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Thousands of people flooded Buenos Aires streets to celebrate Argentina's World Cup victory on Sunday ... and the wild scene was all captured on ...

No word on when -- or if -- the party died down ... The game, meanwhile, is being considered by many to already be the best in W.C. and one Argentinians will be celebrating for a while. it was a nail-biter that featured 6 goals followed by intense PKs. and all, clearly, had a blast. Massive World Cup Party In Streets Of Buenos Aires Captured On Wild Drone Video

Football fans in Argentina are ecstatic after winning the World Cup in Qatar. Euronews spoke to some of them, through the noise of their celebrations near ...

Lionel Messi, in what was probably his last selection, offered a third title to the Albiceleste and engraved his name next to Diego Maradona's in the Olympus of football and in the hearts of millions of Argentines. "The comparison with Maradona is unavoidable," explained another fan. I lived in the countryside, I was 10 years old and could not experience it.

An incredible drone footage capturing the celebrating crowds at Obelisco de Buenos Aires located in the Plaza de la Republica has now gone viral and will ...

Captured by drone pilot Ale Petra, the video shows the celebrations from a bird’s eye view. However, a much bigger celebration took place back in Argentina’s Buenos Aires after thousands of residents and football fans thronged the streets. The match was held at the Lusail stadium in Qatar and celebrations followed inside the venue after a shower of fireworks.

"The world champion squad will leave on Tuesday at noon for the Obelisk to celebrate the world title with the fans," the Argentine Football Association ...

“I want to be in Argentina to see how crazy it is. “The world champion squad will leave on Tuesday at noon for the Obelisk to celebrate the world title with the fans,” the Argentine Football Association (AFA) said on its official Twitter account. Argentina’s national team will celebrate their World Cup triumph on Tuesday in Buenos Aires at the Obelisk, the monument that is the traditional epicentre of sporting celebrations, the federation said on Monday.

Judas Priest showed their support for the Argentine football team ahead of their 2022 World Cup match during a concert earlier this week.

[ called](https://twitter.com/RealHughJackman/status/1604547087370227721) it a “sensational tournament with herculean efforts by both teams” while [Architects](https://www.nme.com/artists/architects)’ Sam Carter [said:](https://twitter.com/samarchitects/status/1604536408101855236) “What a truly unbelievable game of football! Frontman Halford then returned to the stage to perform ‘Jolene’ with Parton as part of her performance. [performed ‘Genocide’ to the surprise of many fans in attendance.](https://www.nme.com/news/music/watch-judas-priest-perform-genocide-for-first-time-in-40-years-3329660) [Eminem](https://www.nme.com/artists/eminem), [Duran Duran](https://www.nme.com/artists/duran-duran), [Lionel Richie](https://www.nme.com/artists/lionel-richie) and more at a ceremony in Los Angeles. Downing and drummer and ex-member Les Binks. [Dolly Parton](https://www.nme.com/artists/dolly-parton) performed [‘Jolene’ with Judas Priest‘s Rob Halford at the Rock & Roll Hall Of Fame ceremony.](https://www.nme.com/news/music/dolly-parton-performs-jolene-with-judas-priests-rob-halford-at-the-rock-roll-hall-of-fame-ceremony-3343653)

Nation prepares for a massive street party after the national team's remarkable shoot-out victory over France.

"I'm going to greet them at the airport. A private reception at a VIP suite in the airport has been arranged to greet the returning players and the Argentine Football Association (AFA) said they will celebrate with fans at the Obelisk on Tuesday. "Crowned with glory," read a banner on a newspaper kiosk in Buenos Aires, while Clarín and La Prensa dailies both sent a huge "Thank you" to Lionel Messi and his team-mates for winning the country's third world title, and first in 36 years.

20, as Argentina celebrates its national team's 2022 FIFA World Cup victory. Members and coaches of the winning team will depart the Argentina Football ...

Transport and business disruptions are highly likely throughout most of Dec. Authorities will almost certainly deploy very robust security for the duration of the events. Large gatherings and heightened security are likely in Buenos Aires, Dec.

Argentina's Lionel Messi emerges from the plane holding the World Cup after landing in Buenos Aires on December 20, 2022. Agustin Marcarian/Reuters.

Social media videos showed jubilant fans climbing on top of street poles to wave the Argentine flag; others on the ground danced, sang and chanted in celebration. “I am proud of the work they did,” he added, fighting back tears as he was embraced by his players. As the team bus departed the airport, it was immediately swarmed by cheering supporters dressed in the national colors of blue and white. Tuesday had been declared a national holiday following the team’s thrilling penalty shootout victory over France in Qatar on Sunday. Some laid on blankets on the grass while others lounged on picnic chairs around coolers. Messi scored his second goal of the match to restore his team’s lead – but Mbappé scored a second penalty to grab his hat-trick and take the final to a penalty shootout, which ended with triumph for Argentina after France missed two shots.

The Argentine Football Association (AFA) has announced that the country's World Cup champions will join their supporters on Tuesday at the Obelisk in Buenos ...

"I want to be in Argentina to see how crazy it is. Over 10,000 people were monitoring it at the time of writing on the FlightRadar24 website. Yes, we are world champions," the Argentine Football Association (AFA) said on its official Twitter account.

When Leo Messi and his team-mates walk into the Buenos Aires's airport, they will pass through a red-carpeted VIP area where the band 'La Mosca Tsetse' will ...

In July 2021, a football fan Fernando Romero wrote new lyrics to celebrate Argentina’s march to the final of the Copa America. The security operation will include the Federal Police, the City Police, the Buenos Aires Police, the Airport Security Police (PSA) and mobile units. They will hit the Obelisk, at the city centre, to celebrate with the people. At the AFA, a large steel cup has been hoisted in the air, awaiting festivities. They reach in the night, sleep in the premises of AFA (Argentine football Association), ready to join in the celebrations with the people. For starters, the government has declared Tuesday a public holiday.

After winning the FIFA World Cup 2022 on Sunday at the Lusail Iconic Stadium in Qatar, the Argentina team reached the capital of the country Buenos Aires on ...

The team boarded the open-top bus before it started its long journey through the heart of the city. Notice the three stars painted on the bus signifying the team's three World Cup triumphs. See how the World Champions and the GOAT Lionel Messi are welcomed in the city.

Argentines, who took to the streets in every corner of the country after winning their third World Cup, are eagerly awaiting the team's arrival to continue ...

"I want to be in Argentina to see how crazy it is. "The world champion squad will leave on Tuesday at noon for the Obelisk to celebrate the world title with the fans," the Argentine Football Association (AFA) said on its official Twitter account. Argentina's national team will celebrate their World Cup triumph on Tuesday in Buenos Aires at the Obelisk, the monument that is the traditional epicentre of sporting celebrations, the federation said on Monday.

Argentina players will then begin a tour of the Buenos Aires city center from midday on Tuesday with millions expected out in the streets on what is a ...

Like us on [Android](https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.robo.ndtv.cricket&hl=en)or [iOS](https://itunes.apple.com/in/app/ndtv-cricket/id418320331?mt=8). Having beaten France in Sunday's thrilling final, the players will now spend the night at the Argentine Football Association (AFA) training complex near the Ezeiza airport where they arrived in Buenos Aires and where thousands of supporters were waiting to greet them. Argentina's World Cup winners led by captain Lionel Messi returned home from Qatar in the early hours of Tuesday morning ahead of a welcome home party in the nation's capital. "I came because of my passion for Argentina. Goalkeeper and captain Hugo Lloris told TF1 that it was a chance to "greet them (the fans), to thank them for their support and, after yesterday's pain, to seek their consolation." They will then head to the iconic Obelisk monument for a tour of the Buenos Aires city center from midday on Tuesday with millions expected out in the streets on what is a public holiday. Despite the huge numbers of revelers during Sunday's festivities "people acted in a very positive way," a spokesperson for the municipality said. A picture of Messi was emblazoned on the plane's tail with the words: "one team, one country, one dream" on its side. Welder Javier Merina, 41, a Messi "fanatic" said he had come to the airport to try to get the star to sign a picture. The players made their way from the plane along a red carpet straight to a white open-top bus with the words "world champions" and three stars on its side as their World Cup theme song "Muchachos" by ska band La Mosca blared out. Argentina players will then begin a tour of the Buenos Aires city center from midday on Tuesday with millions expected out in the streets on what is a public holiday. Forward Julian Alvarez, a revelation in Qatar with his four goals, was one of the next players out of the Aerolinas Argentinas Airbus A330.