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Spain’s World Cup win spotlights Chattanooga as training base
When Spain won the World Cup on Sunday, Chattanooga won a title of its own as the chosen training base camp for the top sports team in the world.
Spain World Cup – Chattanooga
The latest Spain World Cup - Chattanooga coverage from the Chattanooga Times Free Press, part of our Soccer section.
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Nuttall’s work led to memorable Spanish team stay
"Seeing Chattanooga play a role on the global soccer scene is surreal," Nuttall said.
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Video: Juan Hernandez talks Spanish national team, growing up in Madrid and Chattanooga FC career
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Spain aims to win World Cup group while facing Uruguay in Mexico
Lamine Yamal boarded the Spanish national team bus in downtown Chattanooga with a red WWE Universal Championship belt wrapped around his shoulder.
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Mini Lamine Yamal look-a-like goes viral after meeting Spain superstar
Just hours after scoring what Lamine Yamal said was the "most important goal of my life" in Spain's 4-0 victory over Saudi Arabia in the FIFA World Cup, the 18-year-old star took time to visit outside the front of the Embassy Suites in downtown Chattanooga with a special young fan.
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After spending billions, Saudi Arabia gets a World Cup wake-up call against Spain
Sitting on the bench, Saudi Arabia striker Saleh Al-Shehri could only put his head in his hands as Spain extended its lead to 4-0 early into the second half at the World Cup.
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Spain ready to bounce back vs. Saudi Arabia after World Cup reality check
Spain's surprising scoreless draw with Cape Verde in the World Cup opener for both teams hasn't killed La Roja's confidence.
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Spanish national team enjoying home base in Chattanooga for FIFA World Cup
Written inside the main elevator at the Embassy Suites downtown is a simple yet important message to the Spanish national team.
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Chattanooga’s July 4 drone show needed federal approval due to Spanish national team
A large drone show planned for July 4 needed permission from the federal government to fly, due to the Spanish national team's presence in Chattanooga.
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Internet thinks World Cup team in Chattanooga is ‘hilarious.’ Local leaders don’t think so
Some national media outlets and social media users find it "hilarious" and "unusual" that the Spanish national soccer team, a favorite to win the World Cup, chose to stay and train in Chattanooga during the first stage of the competition.
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International media lands in Chattanooga to cover Spanish national team
Jet lag. Long hours of arduous work. Foreign cities and languages. Hotel rooms and long travel days. Most people expect the Spanish national team will experience those things -- but so will the Spanish journalists who have traveled to North America for the World Cup.
