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Sunday, July 11th 2010
Kick Off : 19:30 BST
Venue : Soccer City Stadium, Johannesburg – South Africa

The World Cup most important fixture, the one that will decide who wins the trophy between Holland and Spain, will take place at the Soccer City Stadium on Sunday 11th July 2010; kick-off set for 7:30 PM. The first World Cup in Africa will produce a truly new champion when the two greatest footballing nations never to have won the game’s biggest prize meet on Sunday. The question is will the Spanish finally find their reward or is the future painted Oranje. Holland reached the 1974 and 1978 finals playing their own spectacular brand of the beautiful game, but now Total Football appears to have been consigned to history,

Bert van Marwijk’s class of 2010 have discovered a winning formula that is effective. The Dutch are on a 25-match unbeaten streak and are hoping to emulate the Brazilian side of 1970 as the only team to have a perfect record in both the qualifying phase and the tournament itself. For the likes of Wesley Sneijder, Arjen Robben and Rafael van der Vaart, Sunday’s final provides the perfect occasion for revenge too.
Holland coach Bert van Marwijk is expected to recall Gregory van der Wiel midfielder Nigel de Jong. Wesley Sneijder and goalkeeper Maarten Stekelenburg are both fit for the game.

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Spain coach Vicente del Bosque has to decide whether to recall Fernando Torres to the starting line-up or use Barcelona forward Pedro. Cesc Fabregas is reportedly fit.

Spain has already made history as its previous best finish at the World Cup was fourth place in 1950, but football’s traditional underachievers now have the opportunity to win their second major title in as many years to confirm their status as the greatest current team in the international football scene. Vicente del Bosque’s side have won 50 of their last 54 games playing a brilliant passing game, demoralising and eventually exhausting their opponents with possession football.

Spain are playing at their 13th World Cup, Holland is in their ninth, but remarkably they have never played each other in a major championship until now. Their biggest clash to date was their first contest when they met in Antwerp for the 1920 Olympic football silver medal. On Sunday, for one of football’s “oh, so close” sides the prize will finally be the gold and the chance to put to rest the memories of close defeats and disappointment once and for all. It will be the dawn of a new era.

My prediction: 2-1