How the Spanish are expected to start in this must win game.
Defending champions Spain had a shock start to the 2014 World Cup when they were hammered 5-1 by Netherlands on Friday.
In a tough group it now means that the Spaniards have to beat Chile in their next tie to have any real chance of qualifying for the last-16.
Here is how CaughtOffside expects Vicente del Bosque to lineup his Spanish side after that disappointing result.
GK – Iker Casillas
Despite having a howler against the Dutch the captain should keep his place, largely because backup David de Gea has picked up a training ground injury.
RB – Cesar Azpilicueta
It was hardly a great introduction into World Cup football for the Chelsea defender against the Dutch, but after a brilliant year with the Blues Azpilicueta should keep his place at right-back.
LB – Jordi Alba
The FC Barcelona ace is the only natural left-back in the squad and should retain his place in defence if only for his attacking presence.
CB – Sergio Ramos
After helping Real Madrid win the Copa del Rey and Champions League in the past 12 months Ramos was considered among the finest defenders in the world, although he will need to improve from the last performance.
CB – Gerard Pique
Javi Martinez is waiting in the wings for a place at the back, but we expect del Bosque to give this Barca star at least one more chance at in defence.
CM – Sergio Busquets
With the often thankless task of protecting the back four, more needs to be seen from Busquets than when Arjen Robben and Robin van Persie tore his team apart.
CM – Xabi Alonso
This could well be Alonso’s last international tournament and the Madrid midfielder still possesses the talent to be a maestro in the middle.
CAM – David Silva
Missing out in the last game in favour of Pedro, expect Manchester City’s Silva to be reintroduced for his playmaking qualities.
RW – Pedro
Despite not being a regular at the Nou Camp, Pedro offers something unique to the national team for his ability to play as a winger who relies on pace and trickery.
ST – Cesc Fabregas
Atletico Madrid top-scorer Diego Costa didn’t have a great introduction to the World Cup and we think del Bosque will introduce new Chelsea signing Fabregas as a false nine.
LW – Andres Iniesta
Perhaps the most influential player in the Spanish team is this 29-year-old, who has the ability to play anywhere in midfield and change a game on his own.
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