FIFA World Cup 2014: Spain vs Netherlands - Live tweets, goals and highlights

The Dutch squad preparing for their match against Spain.

The line ups:

#ESP XI: Casillas; Azplicueta, Piqué, Sergio Ramos, Jordi Alba; Busquets, Alonso, Xavi; Silva, Iniesta; Costa #ESPNED #WorldCup

— Sportskeeda (@Sportskeeda) June 13, 2014

#NED XI: Cillessen; Janmaat, Vlaar, de Vrij, Martins Indi, Blind; de Jong, de Guzmán, Sneijder; Robben, van Persie #ESPNED #WorldCup

— Sportskeeda (@Sportskeeda) June 13, 2014

What. A. Bench.

WOW: Spain's bench vs Holland: David De Gea Javi Martínez Juan Mata Koke Cesc Fàbregas Santi Cazorla Pedro David Villa #WorldCup

— Evil Football (@EvilFootball) June 13, 2014

Louis van Gaal and Iniesta.

Louis van Gaal at Barcelona with an 18 year old Iniesta. 12 years later, they meet as opponents at the #WorldCup2014 pic.twitter.com/giX6m9bXbQ

— ManUtd Bulletin (@MUFCBulletin) June 13, 2014

Casillas’ save.

Penalty. Xabi Alonso scores from the spot. Spain 1-0 Netherlands.

Another controversy. Was it a dive?

Robin van Persie equalises with a freak goal. Awesome!

Half Time:

Spain 1-1 Netherlands HT. Possession: 63%-37%. Pass completion: 88%-81%. Shots: 6-3. Chances created: 5-3. Fouls: 2-11. #ESP #NED

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 13, 2014

Casillas’ face said it all.

Just LOOK at Iker Casillas' face. #ESP pic.twitter.com/XDl7NSFQjG

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 13, 2014

Casillas’ record broken as well.

STAT: Van Persie's goal also ended Casillas' clean sheet record, which stretched back to the group stages of the 2010 World Cup #ESPNED

— Goal India (@Goal_India) June 13, 2014

Robben scores! Spain 1-2 Netherlands

And in case you guys are wondering why both teams are playing in their away colours, here’s the reason

De Vrij extends the lead to 1-3.

1-4. This is madness. Casillas at fault there.

Robin van Persie now has 45 goals for Netherlands. World class. #NED pic.twitter.com/I0X1cdCPjP

— Squawka Football (@Squawka) June 13, 2014

Crazy! 1-5 now. Robben with a beautiful beautiful goal.

This is the most goals Spain have conceded in a World Cup fixture since 1950. La Roja Wedding.

— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) June 13, 2014

Torres with an embarassing miss!

That’s all then. Spain suffered their heaviest defeat in 61 years.

Full time: #ESP 1-5 #NED #WorldCup http://t.co/o2EdYAqduu

— Sportskeeda (@Sportskeeda) June 13, 2014