Facts behind the victory of Spain at the FIFA worldcup 2010

Did You Know About The Story Behind the World Cup Final Action in 2010?

Spain The Champion Worldcup 2010

In the first half both teams performed equally attacked, there are some opportunities but did not work properly resolved by players both teams forward. So also in the second half, the game lasted a little harder, a lot of yellow cards issued by the referee, the score remained 0-0.

Until the extra period, namely on the second extra time in exactly 116 minutes, inesta managed to break into the goal from the Dutch goalkeeper. But the goal was protested by the Dutch players, because it considers inesta be in an offside position at the time.

Recently we have witnessed the birth of a new champion in the World Cup tournament when Spain beat the Dutch with the score 1-0 thanks to goals Andres Iniesta mere puppet in the extra period.

Spanish team had finally arrived in Madrid after a successful world title in South Africa. Iker Casillas cs even get a rousing welcome from hundreds of his fans. Spain managed to win the World Cup for the first time after beating Holland 1-0 in extra time through the Soccer City. They did not wait long and direct to leave Johannesburg.

But do you know if the party top World Cup between Spain and the Netherlands is the first final match which was not attended by four powerful nations of Germany, Brazil, Argentina or Italy?

Since the holding of the World Cup in 1930, four state football giants it always turns present in the final. But the African continent was not friendly to them.

Here’s a list of the World Cup final (championship team mentioned first):
1930: Uruguay vs.. Argentina
1934: Italy vs. Czechoslovakia
1938: Italy vs. Hungary
1950: Uruguay vs.. Brazil
1954: West Germany vs. Hungary
1958: Brazil vs. Sweden
1962: Brazil vs. Czechoslovakia
1966: England vs. West Germany
1970: Brazil vs. Italy
1974: West Germany vs. Netherlands
1978: Argentina vs. Netherlands
1982: Italy vs. West Germany
1986: Argentina vs. West Germany
1990: West Germany vs. Argentina
1994: Brazil vs. Italy
1998: France vs. Brazil
2002: Brazil vs. German
2006: Italy vs. French
2010: Spain vs. Netherlands