Spain rule over Italy 4-0, make record by winning Euro 2012

Spanish players holding Euro 2012 trophy

once upon a time there was Brazilian ruled over the game but now Spain is on the top as they make record of successive winnings.

Spain got the Euro 2012 event here Sunday, trouncing a valiant, but outmatched, Italy 4-0.

The wining causes Spain the 1st team in history to secure 3 main worldwide tournaments successciely, owning previously triumphed in both the Euro 2008 and World Cup 2010.

The game started at 9.45 p.m. at the Olympic Stadium, and - with the Spanish side, trained by Vicente Del Bosque, setting the tempo, pushing Italy into a in depth defence.

It took less than a quarter of an hr for Spain’s David Silva to look for the goal with a header that set La Roja up 1-0.

Jordi Alba obtained once again for the spanish side in minute 41 to give them a 2-0 lead at the half.

Italy found several opportunities as the 2nd half started, but an hr into play Thiago Motta was hurt soon after coming off the bench and had to depart from the ground, lessening Italy to ten players with all 3 of their alternatives already used up.

Spain put on a passing exhibition that exhausted the Cesare Prandelli’s team, and later in game, Fernando Torres and Juan Mata did extra goal.