By Charlie Scott Andres Iniesta scored the goal that won Spain the 2010 World Cup but Iker Casillas was just as important in that victory over Holland, particularly the one-on-one save he made from Arjen Robben that the winger recently admitted still gives him nightmares. It’s safe to say Robben achieved at least a little redemption as Spain collapsed in Salvador, the fleet of foot Dutchman starring in a four-goal second-half blitz. For Casillas though, it was just the latest instalment in a tragedy that has seen him lose the No 1 spot at his beloved Real Madrid and teeter on the brink of doing so at international level.
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Iker Casillas looked shaky as Spain lost 5-1 to Holland in World Cup
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Casillas lost his starting spot at Real Madrid under Jose Mourinho
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Carlo Ancelotti continued to favour Diego Lopez in goal this season
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Casillas captained Spain to World Cup glory in South Africa four years ago
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Manchester United goalkeeper David de Gea could replace Casillas
Robben easily evaded Casillas, who lost his footing as he tried to change direction, before the flying Dutchman set himself and fired past the recovering @placeholder defence.