"It's a good day for us," said Del Bosque. "I have 23 players who are all in perfect condition.

"We are ready to start this World Cup."
"Iniesta trained yesterday and today," Del Bosque said on Tuesday. "We will talk to the doctors and decide what is best.
"We have to think about the future, not just about tomorrow."
Del Bosque has urged his players not to be driven by anxiety.
"We have to work towards being superior to our rivals on the pitch," he said.
Del Bosque is set to start with Barcelona's new boy David Villa as the lone striker, with Liverpool's Fernando Torres starting on the bench.
Meanwhile, Hitzfeld, the former Champions League‑winning coach of Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, said the midfielder Gokhan Inler would be captain in the absence of the striker Alexander Frei.
"Gokhan Inler is definitely a player who will become more and more of a major support for our team," he said.
Switzerland have never beaten Spain in 18 attempts and Hitzfeld said his opposing number, Vicente del Bosque, was blessed with the "team of the century with incredible talents".
"As far as probabilities are concerned, at one point we are going to beat Spain. And why not tomorrow?"

Let the game begin.
Let's go there . . . . . . . .