The Young Guns - All About the Spanish National Soccer Team

Spain clinched their spot at the FIFA 2010 World Cuppower that is Arsenal's Cesc Fabregas and Spain is
with the same record as their close Europeantruly a force to be reckoned with for 2010.
counterparts England; an unblemished 8-0.In fact this new generation of Spanish talent has
The Spanish national team made their first FIFA Worldachieved some pretty impressive stats by anyone's
Cup appearance in 1934, but thanks to both thesoccer standards. They have obtained the obtained
Spanish Civil War and World War II they did not play inthe world record for 15 consecutive wins and tied the
the competition again until 1950 - when they achievedrecord of 35 consecutive unbeaten games (Brazil
their best ever finish - fourth place.having achieved the same number)
Years of decline followed though, even though atTorres' play during the 2010 World Cup qualifiers can
various sides have included the incredible Alfredoonly be described as sparkling and all eyes are most
Distefano and the legendary Raul. In 2007 though,certainly on him as June 2010 grows closer. But so
under the guidance of Jose Villalonga, a whole newstrong is the Spanish squad overall that one of best
Spanish team began to emerge, led by Fernandogoalkeepers in the EPL, Arsenal's Manny Alumenia, has
Torres, the 23 year old who is also considered one ofbeen unable to secure even a reserve place on his
the English Premiership's top players with club sidenational team, and was rumored to be considering
Liverpool. Add to his talents that of Valencia's Davidtaking English citizenship to get into international
Villa, Real Madrid's Sergio Ramos, and the emergingcompetition (rumors he has never confirmed).