Spain will welcome the Three Lions to Madrid on Sunday, 15 November, in the sixth and final matchday of the UEFA Nations League league phase.

Spain completed more passes than any other team at the tournament, with three of its players topping the individual rankings.

Spain's World Cup triumph generated record-breaking audiences, unprecedented digital growth and worldwide media exposure.

The four-part series will premiere at the end of the year and be available in more than 200 countries.

The Seville-born midfielder has not lost a single match in regulation time across his 50 appearances for the Spanish national team.

The Spain international is the only footballer ever to win the UEFA European Championship, Olympic Games and FIFA World Cup in consecutive succession.

The Ramón Sánchez-Pizjuán and the Nuevo Carlos Tartiere will host Spain's first home matches as world champions.

Spain, once again top of both FIFA rankings, is the first nation to hold the men's and women's FIFA World Cup titles simultaneously.

Spain's World Cup celebrations brought Madrid to a standstill as millions of supporters filled the streets and Cibeles to salute the heroes who delivered the nation's second FIFA World Cup.

Following their return to Madrid, the Spain delegation presented the FIFA World Cup Trophy at the Zarzuela and Moncloa Palaces. His Majesty King Felipe VI hailed the achievement as "an epic triumph by a team that is already legendary."

The FIFA World Cup trophy led the flight of champions as Spain returned home after their historic triumph in North America.