'Champions!' Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth cheer on Spain at the Women's World Cup

Elsa Pataky and Chris Hemsworth helped cheer Spain to victory on Sunday night as they attended the FIFA Women's World Cup final match in Sydney.

Fast & Furious star Pataky, 47, who hails from Madrid, couldn't contain her excitement as Spain took home the coveted trophy after beating England.

The actress shared a series of videos and pictures of herself, Thor star Chris, 40, and their family on Instagram cheering on the team from the sidelines.

Watch the video above.

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Pataky proudly wore a jersey and painted her cheeks with the Spanish flag to show her support for her team.

In one video, Pataky and lookalike daughter India, 11, can be seen hugging one another and cheering and jumping in the stands as they celebrated the 1-0 win. India sweetly wore a matching jersey and face paint like her mother.

"World championssssssss!" Pataky captioned the clip.

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"Viva Spain!" she captioned another post.

The couple also attended the game with their twin sons Sasha and Tristan, nine.

Spain's La Roja beat England's Lionesses 1-0 on Sunday, taking home the Women's World Cup.

Pataky and Hemsworth are based in the idyllic Byron Bay in a sprawling $30 million mansion.

Pataky previously said on Today: "Australia is a little bit far from all my jobs, but I always say it's totally worth it for me."

"I wanted my kids to grow up in nature … and they're totally wild and crazy, but I love it. I grew up with horses and that was my dream [for them]."

Pataky speaks five languages – Spanish, French, Italian, English, and Romanian – and shared that she speaks to her kids in Spanish at home.

"I think it's really important," she said.

"That's what my mum did for me with Romanian. She speaks to me in Romanian all the time."

However, she said her husband has yet to learn the language.

"He promised me that when we met. He said, 'I will be speaking Spanish in two months.' I'm like, 'I want to see that.' We've been together for six years and nothing!" she joked at the time.

"[But] he's improving - every year he learns, like, one or two words."