Victory is over for Spain as they will no longer be competing for the world cup after losing the game against Chile with a 2-0 which definitely leaves all the fans stunned.
After being the most powerful football team in six long years, Spanish players just lose their title as defending champions after they were shockingly out-run by Chile. The tournament on Wednesday has been frustrating for the team's fans as many have already assumed and expected that they will be able to make it all the way to the championship, but the fate is quite not on the team's players. Fans who were really stunned with the game's result simply couldn't believe that Spain was eliminated from the World cup contention.
Spain this time is simply not favored by fate after they lose their chance of playing for the world cup title. What happened did not just shock the team, but also leave the fans stunned. The streets in southern Madrid suddenly went quiet right after the end of the match wherein the country's pride was defeated by Chile.
During the game, many expressed their dismay over the team's performance. According to the Wall Street Journal, commentators of Telecinco, a broadcasting network expressed their disappointment with what the team has shown. Fans who seemed to feel the team's defeat at the early half reportedly stormed out from the different bars in Madrid.
As Spain left its fans stunned with the fact that they are no longer the reigning football team in the world cup, there are also critics who believed that the timing is not just definitely right especially now that the country is going to have its new king following the announcement of abdication by Juan Carlos I.
It's not just the fans that were stunned with what happened, but the members of the team were also in great shock. After being able to make it in six long years as the world cup's defending champion, Spain has finally ended their reign which is quite ironic and untimely to the ascend to throne of the newly crowned Felipe VI. Could it be a negative sign for the country?
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