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Iniesta puts Spain on top of the world

Spain lifted the FIFA World Cup for the first time after Andres Iniesta's 116th-minute goal secured a 1-0 victory for the European champions over the Netherlands at Soccer City.

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Line-up

1 Maarten STEKELENBURG (GK) (GK)(C) Iker CASILLAS 1
2 Gregory VAN DER WIEL Yellow Card Gerard PIQUE 3
3 John HEITINGA Yellow Card Second yellow card and red card Yellow Card Carles PUYOL 5
4 Joris MATHIJSEN Yellow Card Yellow Card Goal Andres INIESTA 6
5 Giovanni VAN BRONCKHORST (C) Yellow Card Out (-105' ) (-106'ET) Out David VILLA 7
6 Mark VAN BOMMEL Yellow Card Yellow Card XAVI 8
7 Dirk KUYT Out (-71' ) Yellow Card Joan CAPDEVILA 11
8 Nigel DE JONG Yellow Card Out (-99' ) (-87') Out XABI ALONSO 14
9 Robin VAN PERSIE Yellow Card Yellow Card SERGIO RAMOS 15
10 Wesley SNEIJDER Sergio BUSQUETS 16
11 Arjen ROBBEN Yellow Card (-60') Out PEDRO 18
Substitute(s)
16 Michel VORM (GK) (GK) Victor VALDES 12
22 Sander BOSCHKER (GK) (GK) Pepe REINA 23
12 Khalid BOULAHROUZ Raul ALBIOL 2
13 Andre OOIJER Carlos MARCHENA 4
14 Demy DE ZEEUW (+106'ET) In Fernando TORRES 9
15 Edson BRAAFHEID In (+105') (+87') In Cesc FABREGAS 10
17 Eljero ELIA In (+71') Juan Manuel MATA 13
18 Stijn SCHAARS Alvaro ARBELOA 17
19 Ryan BABEL Fernando LLORENTE 19
20 Ibrahim AFELLAY Javier MARTINEZ 20
21 Klaas Jan HUNTELAAR DAVID SILVA 21
23 Rafael VAN DER VAART In (+99') (+60') In Jesus NAVAS 22
Coaches
Officials
  • The Spain team celebrate victory with the World Cup, on the podium
  • Arjen Robben of the Netherlands has his shot saved by Iker Casillas of Spain
  • Iker Casillas of Spain celebrates winning
  • Fernando Torres of Spain celebrates as he lifts the World Cup with team mates
  • Vicente del Bosque head coach of Spain lifts the World Cup with his team
  • Francesc Fabregas of Spain celebrates as he lifts the World Cup with his team mates

"There’s a great sense of happiness in the dressing room right now. It’s hard to put it all into words and the way the players feel goes way beyond words," Vicente del Bosque, Spain coach.

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chileno456
28/11/2010 at 18:18
chileno456 (Chile)
i hav to admit spain did play better in the final..... but com on.....hollland did play better ovrall in the tournament
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purefire23
26/11/2010 at 06:19
Spain is the luckiest team in the World, in my opinion not the best team but definetly the luckiest. The started at the bottom of their group with a first loss to the Swiss, then the game vs Paraguay was a total joke so much luck involved in their favor to win the match lucky bounces land on the feet of Villa that makes an 8 ball shot to the oppososite post. Villa you should try your luck at pool I guarantee you your probably better at it. Same thing in the last min vs the Oranje! Just pure stupidity.
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luchiano1976
17/11/2010 at 21:01
congrats spain enjoy this 1 becuase we all know whos winning in 2014 which is brazil for couple of reasons they r the only title holders in history besides u spain that hasnt won in their own turf the other six england,france,uruguay,germany,argentina,and italy have all won at home before so brazil is gonna join them in 2014 and also try to erase the loss from 1950 sorry uruguay history wont repeat it self and uruguay enjoy playing in brazil in 2014 thats the closest home gm u gonna have for a while.. as worldcup host
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7Yellow cards5
1Second yellow card and red card0
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