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Sunday, September 7

Spain 1-0 Bosnia-Herzegovina

Villa made amends for a missed first-half penalty with a pinpoint finish just before the hour mark as Spain picked up three points in Vicente del Bosque's first competitive match in charge.
Spain, who are now unbeaten in 24 games, were full value for their win but did not find it easy to breakdown a well-organised Bosnia-Herzegovina defence.
Del Bosque's troops did not have to wait much longer to take the lead though, with Villa netting a tricky chance in the 58th minute.
The Valencia man looked to have gone too far after latching on to Cesc Fabregas' through ball and skipping past Hasagic, but from the tightest of angles the Euro 2008 leading scorer managed to slot home.
That was Villa's 19th goal in his 37th international and proved to be the match-winner, despite Spain continuing to push forward for a second.

:D

if you asked me @ 12:09:00 PM