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Spanish media mournful

Dutch delighted

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Fhe Spanish press were Hying their best to be optimistic -and almost managing it - after Spain were walloped 5-1 by Netherlands in their opening Croup B opening game in Salvador.
Saturday's mostly black Marca front cover said: "Fix This," telling readers that "Netherlands humiliated the champions in 45 minutes of a physical overrunning and football hurricane."
Fhe paper said the remaining two group games, against Chile and Australia, were "two finals to show the talent and football that made us champions. We believe."
Inside, the main match report was headlined "Global Humiliation", while another reaction piece went under the banner "A I listoric Defeat".
"Never in history has a defending champion been punished so in a World Cup finals," it said. "Never. A team with a star never took such a punch to the face. Netherlands' revenge for the last final was so tough for us. Ihe hammering at the Arena Fonte Nova has a place in the blackest moments in the history of the Spain team."
Much of the focus post-game was on La Roja captain Iker Casillas, who was at fault for the third and - especially - the fourth Netherlands goals. Juanma Trueba's match report in AS, headlined "Fhe worst nightmare of the champion," acknowledged his errors but put the scale of the defeat down to a more general bad reaction to going unexpectedly behind.
"If you want, you can torture yourself watching again the Casillas mistake for Netherlands' fourth goal," Trueba wrote. "His mistake symbolises the collapse. The player who protected us for six years left us in the open.
" But we did not lose because of Iker. We lost as we had to lose. The scoreline is another story. First we slipped in the dark, and then we did ourselves unnecessary damage Hying to switch on the light. We stumbled over all the sharp furniture."
Reaction in the Netherlands media was of stunned delight, with De Telegraaf headlining its report "Oranje slaughters Spain" and saying: 'For a moment, the trauma of 2010 is forgotten." rhe paper crowed: "Flying start - amazing revenge on Spain."
Algemeen Dagblad - which said "'Amazing Oranje runs Spain ragged" -- focused on two-goal Arjen Robben, who had been denied by Casillas' outstretched foot in the 2010 final with the score at 0-0, saying: "Robben takes revenge on Casillas' toe."
It added: "Casillas' toe will probably haunt Robben for the rest of his life. It's the pain that will never go away, because it cost Oranje the world title. But on Friday, the 30-year old attacker from Bedum took a little a bit of revenge for his much-talked about miss."
Former Netherlands player Willem van I lanegem wrote in the paper: " The Dutch national team made me so happy" and hailed Van Persie's magnificent headed equaliser as " one of the most beautiful goals he has ever scored."
Football writer Charles Bromet said in De Volkskrant: " The world is upside down, and this reversed world looks mightily beautiful."