Spain have named an unchanged team for next month’s Davis Cup final against the United States in Seville as they bid to secure a second title in five years.

World number five Carlos Moya, Juan Carlos Ferrero, teenager Rafael Nadal and Tommy Robredo - the team that secured a 4-1 victory over France in September - will form the quartet for the tie in the southern cityon December3-5.

Spain won the Davis Cup in 2000 and reached the finals last year but lost to Australia in Melbourne.

Moya and Ferrero, who has been struggling with form this year, are likely to play the singles rubbers with Nadal and Robredo continuing their doubles partnership.

A vociferous capacity - crowd of about 22,000 is expected to cheer them on at* the converted Olympic stadium.

The team chose low-altitude Seville, and red clay courts, to minimise the impact of their American opponents' big serves, among them Andy Roddick, who holds the world record for the fastest serve at I55mph(249kph).

Spain’s top singles players Juan Carlos Ferrero and Carlos Moya learned their trade on slow clay courts and do not have such fast serves.