After taking Raúl off their roster in 2006, they went on a thirty-five game unbeaten streak that was ended by a loss in the 2009 Confederations Cup to the United States.
Euro 1964 was won and hosted by this soccer team, noted for its "tiki-taka" style. After taking Raúl off their roster in 2006, they went on a thirty-five game unbeaten streak that was ended by a loss in the 2009 Confederations Cup to the United States. Featuring Cesc Fabregas and Xabi Alonso, they won Euro 2008 with a Fernando (*) Torres goal, but David Villa is mostly to thank for winning the 2010 World Cup. For 10 points, name this country, many of whose stars play club soccer for their native Real (ray-AHL) Madrid.
Euro 1964 was won and hosted by this soccer team, noted for its "tiki-taka" style.
{Spain} [or {España}; prompt on The {Red Fury}; prompt on La {Furia}]