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2010 FIFA World Cup: Spain v Honduras 2-0 In this thirty-second match video, we relive the game played between Spain & Honduras. David Villa struck twice as Spain got their World Cup campaign back on track with a comfortable victory over Honduras, but with more clinical finishing the Euro 2008 champions could have scored a hatful. Villa opened the scoring in the first half with a stunning finish into the top corner and doubled the lead with a deflected drive from distance, before he missed a chance to complete his hat-trick by firing a penalty wide. After the much-fancied Spanish had slipped to a shock defeat in their opening game against Switzerland on Wednesday, they needed to produce a performance in front of a large contingent of their expectant fans at Ellis Park. After Chile’s 1-0 win over the Swiss earlier in the day they knew defeat would end their interest in the tournament, but that was never a realistic proposition as they dominated proceedings from the outset. Playing with an intensity that was badly lacking against Switzerland they swarmed all over Honduras and could have been 3-0 up by the time Villa eventually scored, as Fernando Torres mis-kicked, Sergio Ramos headed over from point-blank range and Villa’s 25-yard screamer cannoned off the crossbar. When Villa did break the deadlock in the 25th minute, he showed why Barcelona have just spent £35m to acquire his services. Trapped against the left touchline he showed a devastating turn of pace to speed in-between two defenders and slam a shot into. From: comfortablynumb1975x Views: 87 0 ratings Time: 10:00 More in Sports

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2010 FIFA World Cup: Chile v Switzerland 1-0 In this thirty-first match video, we relive the game played between Chile & Switzerland. Mark Gonzalez’s late header was enough for Chile to overcome a stubborn defensive display from 10-man Switzerland and leave the South Americans on the verge of qualification for the last 16. The former Liverpool winger rose to head home an Estaban Paredas cross with quarter of an hour remaining to reward Chile’s persistence if not their prolific creativity. In holding the South Americans beyond the 67 minute mark, Switzerland surpassed the record for the longest run without conceding a goal at the World Cup finals, but they were made to work hard for this feat after Valon Behrami was sent off for raising an arm to Arturo Vidal. The result gives Chile their second successive victory following an opening 1-0 win over Honduras and leaves them top of Group H on six points ahead of a final game against Spain on Friday. Switzerland, who beat the Spanish in their first game, can still qualify if they beat Honduras and the other result goes their way. The game promised much, with the irresistible force of the exciting Chile attack meeting the immoveable object that is the Swiss defence, but this reckoned without an influential third party – referee Khalil Al Ghamdi. In the very first minute, Chile striker Humberto Suazo was booked for a high tackle, which set the tone for the Saudi Arabian official’s performance. Suazo’s yellow was the first of nine – many of which were questionable – during. From: comfortablynumb1975x Views: 100 0 ratings Time: 09:01 More in Sports

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