David Villa was in the 11players that Vicente Del Bosque chose to face the last World Cup finalist yesterday night in their amazing stadium. The Guaje was the only forward in the national team and was again definitive, in this case, in one of the best scenarios of the world of football.

The match had all the ingredients of a great night despite the fact that it was a friendly and one could feel this in the stadium, absolutely packed, to watch one of the best battles between two of the great teams of the football planet nowadays. Players like Ribéry, Anelka, Evra, Lass or Gourcuff, were obvious examples of a team of great prestige and were all enemies of our players. However, the matched ended with no doubt in hands of the Spanish team, both in football terms and in the final result.

David Villa only needed one half time to show his quality. In fact, only 21 minutes were enough for the Asturian to take advantage of a pass by Andrés Iniesta, get past the defenders and score with an exact shot, impossible for Lloris. The player from Tuilla has scored in both the last matches against the French.

With the first goal, the national team controlled the match and began what would finally be a football monologue against the “Bleus” that ended with a period of 42 years without having beat the French team in their country.

This dominion had another result just before the half time, this time in the feet of Sergio Ramos, who scored the definitive 2-0 that would remain in the score board for the rest of the match.

With this last goal, the Guaje Villa has scored 36 goals in 55 matches as the striker of the National Spanish Team. This number has him only 8 goals away from the top goal scorer in the history of the Spanish Team, and also makes his goal average one of the most lethal of the international football scene.

The match ended with the French supporters paying a tribute to Spanish football and shouting “olés” in the last minutes of the victory of our players.

A new test passed with outstanding result for our players and another great personal performance for Spain’s “7”