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Spain won the FIFA World Cup 2026, defeating Argentina in the tournament's final match. The result sparked immediate reactions from Egyptian celebrities and media figures, who shared commentary and celebrations on social platforms.
Several entertainment personalities posted responses to the outcome, with some expressing support for Spain and others commenting on Argentina's loss. The reactions generated significant engagement across Egyptian digital media throughout the day.
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