Spain confirmed that is one of the best teams in the world right now with a prestigious 2-0 victory yesterday against France at Stade de France in Saint Denis, to a soccer team that again disappoint and consummated the divorce audience.
Goals from David Villa (21) and Sergio Ramos (45 +1) illustrated the dominance of the team that ranks first in the ranking by FIFA, although Spanish coach Vicente del Bosque, left on the bench the first time two of his top men, Xavi Hernandez and Fernando Torres.
With the victory, Spain broke a streak of 42 years without winning on French soil. The divorce between the French public with his coach, Raymond Domenech, and their selection was made more apparent and the team was fired with a loud puff at halftime, when the score was already 2-0, which intensified late in the match , with cries of (order of) directed the coach resigned.
After being eliminated in the first round at Euro 2008, World Cup qualifying in the playoffs thanks to a controversial hand Thierry Henry against Ireland and this poor performance against Spain, the French public has definitely given back to your computer.
"I had 'Oles' favorable to Spain after five minutes. Do not live a good period for France. The players deserve public support," Domenech complained.
Spain, meanwhile, added his ninth straight victory and the prize list of Vicente del Bosque is raised to 22 wins and one defeat (against the U.S. in the semifinals of the Confederations Cup) since he took over the team in August 2008.
"In the game there was all, good and bad, we are demanding and want to play better.
Goals from David Villa (21) and Sergio Ramos (45 +1) illustrated the dominance of the team that ranks first in the ranking by FIFA, although Spanish coach Vicente del Bosque, left on the bench the first time two of his top men, Xavi Hernandez and Fernando Torres.
With the victory, Spain broke a streak of 42 years without winning on French soil. The divorce between the French public with his coach, Raymond Domenech, and their selection was made more apparent and the team was fired with a loud puff at halftime, when the score was already 2-0, which intensified late in the match , with cries of (order of) directed the coach resigned.
After being eliminated in the first round at Euro 2008, World Cup qualifying in the playoffs thanks to a controversial hand Thierry Henry against Ireland and this poor performance against Spain, the French public has definitely given back to your computer.
"I had 'Oles' favorable to Spain after five minutes. Do not live a good period for France. The players deserve public support," Domenech complained.
Spain, meanwhile, added his ninth straight victory and the prize list of Vicente del Bosque is raised to 22 wins and one defeat (against the U.S. in the semifinals of the Confederations Cup) since he took over the team in August 2008.
"In the game there was all, good and bad, we are demanding and want to play better.
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