Best teams always peak at accurately the right time and Spain, giving an forceful response to those critics who say their gripping possession football is dull, saved their sparkling best for last at Euro 2012.Vicente del Bosque's side had struggled to get their fast-flowing game into top gear earlier in the competition but it all clicked beautifully into place against Italy in Sunday's final in Kiev.
Some had labeled the Spanish dull performances in Poland and Ukraine but their crushing 4-0 win at the Olympic Stadium was the largest margin of victory in any World Cup or European Championship final. Spain took the game to the Italians from the start and there was a zip about their passing, with Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas and David Silva buzzing around the opposition defence, to instantly get the upper hand.
Some had labeled the Spanish dull performances in Poland and Ukraine but their crushing 4-0 win at the Olympic Stadium was the largest margin of victory in any World Cup or European Championship final. Spain took the game to the Italians from the start and there was a zip about their passing, with Andres Iniesta, Cesc Fabregas and David Silva buzzing around the opposition defence, to instantly get the upper hand.
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