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After getting a lead through a David Villa fee, Spain ended up dropping 3-1 after an imperious efficiency to silence critics from Zinedane Zidane, culminating in the remaining five minutes where he began by giving the free-kick for Patrick Vieira's header for France to get the lead, and then latching onto a ball to score a spectacular goal involving an overwhelmed opponent and a strong push past Iker Casillas, the tight climax set up after Ribery obtained an excellent goal for the equaliser. Therefore, after looking like he may have been seeing a whimper, Zidane demonstrates he could still do the company at the greatest degree. And he'd like to do Brazil over once more before him and soccer part ways. Looking at Spain, it's discouraging in order for them to venture out at this period after looking like they may ultimately have the ability to create a significant effect, they fundamentally succumbed to an invigorated French side. Still, with Torres, Villa, Fabregas, Alonso and Casillas to mention but 5 of a team with a typical age of 24 most likely to still maintain devote South Africa this year you'd better genuinely believe that Spain's own "Golden Generation" could have appeared.