Spain's women's national football team celebrated their World Cup victory with gifts from FIFA, including LEGO sets and championship rings, following their win over England in the final. However, the celebrations in Spain turned tragic when a fountain collapsed due to overcrowding, killing a 13-year-old boy and injuring several others. The incident occurred during midnight festivities as fans gathered to honor the team's achievement. Spanish actor Javier Bardem expressed pride in how the players handled a moment during the final, praising their conduct. The tragedy has cast a shadow over the otherwise joyous occasion, with authorities investigating the collapse. The team's victory marks their second World Cup title, and the players received not only medals but also custom rings, a tradition borrowed from American sports. The LEGO sets were a symbolic gift from FIFA, adding to the team's accolades.