Live from Madrid: Spain celebrates its second FIFA World Cup triumph
Good Morning Cape Town with Lester Kiewit · 20 July 2026 · 6m
Speaker 1: Weekdays six to nine am. Good morning, Cape Town, only with less to give it Speaker 1: on Cape. Speaker 2: Talk what you most I said, who us your sound from the streets of Madrid Speaker 2: last night and into the early hours apparently still going on. Someone who knows what's Speaker 2: going on. Nicholas Bough our good friend. You're in South Africa, reporter, journalist, but on Speaker 2: the streets of Madrid, Spain. Good morning, Laclas. Congratulations because I know via relation you Speaker 2: are also Spanish. For the last one and especially over the last what six hours Speaker 2: has been in Madrid this morning. Speaker 1: When as bas lester were Spania man, it has been quite a party of fiestas Speaker 1: they will say here in Spain less and yeah, I mean sixteen years coming. The Speaker 1: last time the Spanish managed to do this was in twenty ten back in South Speaker 1: Africa. And you can see it means a lot too young to old, to left Speaker 1: or right politically likes it's a big moment for the country. Speaker 2: Yeah, and in topical Spanish fashion, just like they did in twenty ten. It's that Speaker 2: slow and that technical and their possessive game that very much, I would argue Barcelone Speaker 2: and also then Spanish style of football that wins them a tournament only one goal Speaker 2: led through for you know, Simon, who's the Spanish goalkeeper, only conceding one goal. Definitely Speaker 2: a Spanish team. They're bolt on the strength during this World Cup. Speaker 1: Yeah less, I mean, let's be honest, they didn't play particularly sexy brand of football Speaker 1: their entire World Cup.…
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