The best team wins
And the one I backed from the start. Well done Spain, and well done Torres. And what a nice treat that not only does the best team there win the tournament, but they do it in normal time with cracking football.
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June 30th, 2008 at 4:17 pm
Having lived in Madrid for a number of years, very close to the Bernabeu, I count myself with great pride as an honorary Spaniard for these occasions. But there’s also a significant percentage of Ulster blood running in these veins. Now, just remind me which side beat Spain in the qualifiers, if you would be so kind.