Spain Tickets

The 2014 FIFA World Cup is around the corner and the twelve stadiums in twelve Brazilian cities are ready for the tournament. The World Cup is undoubtedly the world's most popular and most watched sports event, with millions watching the matches. Spain is one of the thirty two countries who have qualified for the tournament and is presently the number one national soccer team in the world, according to FIFA World Ranking.

The Spanish national soccer team is a member of the UEFA confederation with Vicente del Bosque as the head coach and Iker Casillas as the captain. The holder of the most caps in the team is none other than its captain, with David Villa holding the record for the most goals scored. This is truly a team to see live in action, after purchasing Spain tickets.

The Spain national soccer team is the best team in the world today and is regularly ranked as the number one team by FIFA. It has held this position continuously for several years now and is by far one of the biggest contenders for this year's FIFA World Cup championship. The team's first international match against the Denmark national soccer team took place in 1920 and ended in a 1–0 victory. The team's biggest win in international soccer was when it defeated the Bulgaria national soccer team by 13–0. Spain is also the current reigning FIFA World Cup Champion tournament that it won in 2010. This year will mark the team's fourteenth appearance in the FIFA World Cup.

The Spanish national soccer team has also won three UEFA European Football Championships, most recently in 2008 and 2012. Thus, not only is Spain the reigning FIFA champion but the team is also the reigning UEFA champion, a mind blowing achievement. Overall, Spain has played nine times in the UEFA championship. The team has also participated in ten Olympics and won the Olympics gold medal in soccer once. The Spanish soccer team has also appeared in two Confederations Cup and emerged as the runners–up in 2013.

The team is a member of the Royal Spanish Football Federation. Nicknamed La Roja, or The Red One in English, it has been a member of FIFA since 1904 and has won a mind blowing seventy three international championships and titles. The reigning European and World champions in soccer, they also hold the record for being the only team in the world to have consecutively won three continental championships in soccer. But that is hardly it; the Spanish team also holds the record, at twenty nine, for the Most Consecutive Competitive Matches won. Indeed, many rank the team as the Best Ever International Side in World Soccer, a team to see play live.