HISPANIA YAAMBULIA USHINDI KOMBE LA DUNIA YASHINDA 3 BILA NA KUAGA KOMBE LA DUNIA

Juan Mata akifunga baola tatu.

Waliokuwa mabingwa watetezi, Hispania wameambulia pointi tatu baada ya kufunga 3-0, Australia leo inayomaliza bila pointi hata moja. Mabao ya Hispania yamefungwa na David Villa dakika ya 36, Fernando Torres dakika ya 69 na Juan Mata dakika ya 82 Kocha Vicente del Bosque leo aliwapanga Reina, Juanfran, Ramos, Albiol, Alba, Cazorla aliyempisha Fabregas dakika ya 68, Alonso aliyempisha Silva dakika ya 83, Koke, Iniesta, Torres na Villa aliyempisha Mata dakika ya 57.

Something to cheer: Fernando Torres celebrates his goal with Xabi Alonso

Opener: David Villa's first-half goal set Spain on their way to an easy win

At the double: Chelsea striker Torres makes it 2-0 to Spain after the break

Clincher: Juan Mata sealed the win with a third goal late on

MATCH FACTS

Australia: Ryan, McGowan, Davidson, Spiranovic, Wilkinson, Oar (Troisi 61), Bozanic (Bresciano 72), Jedinak, McKay, Leckie, Taggart (Halloran 46).
Subs: Milligan, Wright, Langerak, Holland, Galekovic, Vidosic, Luongo.
Spain: Reina; Juanfran, Ramos, Albiol, Alba; Cazorla (Fabregas 68), Alonso (Silva 83), Koke, Iniesta; Torres, Villa (Mata 57).
Subs: Casillas, De Gea, Azpilicueta, Javi Martinez, Busquets, Xavi, Pedro, Diego Costa.
Goals: Villa 36, Torres 69, Mata 82

However, it was less about the number of passes than the weight of the one which Andres Iniesta, winning his 100th cap, delivered inside left-back Jason Davidson to allow the overlapping Juanfran to cross for Villa to backheel past Maty Ryan.

Villa was replaced by Mata 10 minutes after half-time but his slow walk to the touchline was of a disappointed man resigned to the passing of time and not one milking the limelight one final time.

Upon reaching the bench he sat with his head in his hands for several moments - which in fact was an accurate representation of Spain's experience in Brazil as a whole.

Joy: Goalscorers Mata and Torres celebrate

Rough and tumble: Australia's Mile Jedinak challenges Andres Iniesta

Spanish sandwich: Ben Halloran is crowded out by Mata and Jordi Alba

The 32-year-old, who has left Champions League finalists Atletico Madrid to sign for New York City in the Major Soccer League - although he will be sent on loan to sister club Melbourne City in the interim - was making his first appearance of the tournament and he was one of Spain's brightest performers.

With captain Xavi injured and Iker Casillas dropped, meaning both have certainly played in their last World Cup and probably final international game too, Spain made seven changes in total.

That allowed Liverpool goalkeeper Jose Reina, who spent last season on loan at Napoli and is not wanted at Anfield, to make his World Cup debut nine years after first appearance for the national side.

Floored: Torres goes to ground under the challenge of Matthew Spiranovic

Basement boys: Ryan McGowan reacts after Torres scored Spain's second

He was barely troubled as the tournament's lowest-ranked side - missing suspended talisman Tim Cahill - failed to have any impact against the nation ranked number one before it all kicked-off after three successive major tournament triumphs.

But with the defending champions knowing they were heading home even before this encounter and many considering their long-term futures there was a real lack of spark.

Midway through the first half Villa sliced wide Iniesta's cross before his clever backheel teed up left-back Jordi Alba to fire straight at the goalkeeper.

Missed opportunity: Villa sees a chance go begging

Taking a tumble: Tommy Oar is sent sprawling after a challenge by Juanfran

Getting shirty: Torres changes his top during the game

That backheel was employed to more devastating effect in the 36th minute when Iniesta sent right-back Juanfran racing to the touchline and although his cut-back was slightly behind the unmarked striker Villa diverted in the ball around his standing leg.

Atletico Madrid midfielder Koke, expected to be a key figure in Spain's future rebuilding, had a low long-range drive tipped wide by Ryan but it was one of the old-stagers unlocked the Socceroos defence again.

Iniesta's through-ball split Australia's two centre-halves and Chelsea striker Torres - the man who began Spain's gold rush with the winner in the final of Euro 2008 - ran in from the left to slide home the second before Mata converted from close range with eight minutes remaining.