Sporting moments that made all of Spain scream

This goal is the crowning moment of Spanish football, coming in the 116th minute of the final against the Netherlands and giving Spain its first and only World Cup. The emotion of that goal is indelible and united an entire country in a historic celebration.

• Goal that gave Spain its first and only World Cup

• It will remain etched in our memories forever.

This is the pinnacle of Spanish tennis, where Rafael Nadal demonstrated his absolute dominance at Roland Garros by winning his fourteenth title. The emotion of seeing a fellow countryman achieve such a historic milestone is unparalleled and sparked a cheer across Spain.

• He clearly beat Casper Ruud in the grand final

• He won his 14th Roland Garros trophy

• He has 14 titles and 22 Grand Slams.

This event is an iconic sporting moment that made all of Spain scream, highlighted by Pau Gasol's 40-point performance in the Eurobasket 2015 semifinal against France, securing a place in the final.

• Pau Gasol scored 40 points

• Exceptional game by Pau Gasol

• One of his best matches as a professional

Deportivo de La Coruña's epic comeback against PSG in the Champions League, going from 0-3 to 4-3, is an example of tenacity and fighting spirit that thrilled the fans.

• Heroic comeback

• Historic comeback against the French team

• Pandiani's triplet

FC Barcelona's achievement of the treble (La Liga, Copa del Rey, and Champions League) in the 2008-2009 season is a historic milestone that sparked immense joy throughout Spain, cementing the team as one of the best in history and generating a sense of national pride.

• He won the Champions League

• Won the League

• He won the Copa del Rey

This goal is iconic because it gave Spain victory in the Euro 2008 final against Germany, breaking a 44-year drought without major titles and marking the beginning of a golden era for Spanish football.

• He ended the curse of the Spanish national team

• Predator goal

Sergio Ramos's goal in the 2016 Champions League final was a pivotal moment that tied the game and drew a standing ovation in Spain. Despite the subsequent controversy over its legality, the emotional impact of the goal on Spanish fans was undeniable.

• He tied the game in the 93rd minute.

• He helped Real Madrid win the Champions League

This goal, known as the 'Tamudazo,' is an iconic moment in Spanish football that sparked a massive reaction across the country as it decided the outcome of the league.

• Milestone in Spanish football

• Tamudo's great goal

This sporting milestone caused all of Spain to celebrate Fernando Alonso's victory, becoming an iconic moment that united the country in joy and excitement.

• He was crowned Formula 1 world champion in 2005.

• He was the youngest driver to become champion in 2005

• Youngest two-time champion

• He defeated Michael Schumacher

This chant became an unofficial anthem for the Spanish national team, especially during Euro 1996 and the 2010 World Cup, uniting fans in moments of great sporting excitement.

• Sung by the players of the Spanish national team.

Spain's victory in the 2006 Basketball World Cup was a historic milestone, marking its first world championship and sparking enormous celebration across the country. This sporting triumph is a crowning moment that made all of Spain shout with joy.

• First medal Spain had ever won in a FIBA World Championship

• Pau Gasol became the first Spaniard to win the MVP award

This victory marked the beginning of Marc Márquez's legendary career in the premier class of MotoGP, a moment that undoubtedly made all of Spain scream with excitement and cemented his status as a motorcycling prodigy.

• He crossed the finish line as the winner with a lead of almost three seconds.

Lydia Valentín is an iconic figure in Spanish weightlifting, having won multiple world and European championships, as well as an Olympic gold medal. Her impressive weightlifting performances and national records make her a memorable sporting moment that made Spain scream.

• He won three Olympic medals

• First Spanish athlete to win an Olympic medal in weightlifting

• He won his first medal, a bronze, at the 2007 European Championships in France.

• Four European Championships

This sporting event is a pivotal moment in the history of Spanish football, marking the end of a long wait for Real Madrid and sparking massive celebrations across Spain.

• Sergio Ramos starred in an unforgettable moment

• It marked the beginning of another golden cycle for Real Madrid in Europe.

This moment is iconic because Carolina Marín won the Olympic gold medal in badminton at Rio 2016, a historic milestone for Spanish sport. Her victory broke the Asian dominance and thrilled the entire country.

• First Spanish badminton player to win an Olympic gold medal

• First athlete born outside of Asia to win badminton gold

Mireia Belmonte's gold medal in the 200-meter butterfly at the Rio 2016 Olympic Games was a sporting milestone that thrilled the entire country. This triumph established her as the first Spanish swimmer to win this demanding Olympic event, sparking national euphoria.

• Mireia Belmonte confirmed her status as the best swimmer in history.

• He won one of the most demanding swimming tests

Winning the first medal in the history of Spanish canoeing at the 1976 Montreal Games was a moment of great pride and emotion for Spain.

• Silver medal in K4 1000m

Miguel Induráin's victory in his fifth Tour de France was a sporting achievement that paralyzed Spain, cementing his legend and sparking massive celebrations.

• He won his fifth Tour de France

• Becoming a five-time Tour champion

• First cyclist to win 5 consecutive times in Paris

• He won five Tours de France

The high jump final at Rio 2016 was an event filled with emotion, culminating in Ruth Beitia's historic victory and a moment of national pride.

• Ruth Beitia won Olympic gold in Rio 2016.

• Ruth Beitia became the first Spanish athlete to win Olympic gold.

Garbiñe Muguruza's victory at Wimbledon 2017 is a defining moment in the history of Spanish tennis, as she is the first Spanish woman to win both Roland Garros and Wimbledon. Her resounding 7-5, 6-0 victory over Venus Williams in the final resonated throughout Spain, prompting cheers and celebration.

• Consistent and effective play

• Second Grand Slam

• She defeated Venus Williams in the final