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Rafael Nadal: Spain Should Celebrate For A Year
By Sean Rudolph
© Andy Kentla
(July 12, 2010) Soccer enthusiast
Rafael Nadal
says Spain should celebrate its first World Cup victory for a year.
A week after the World No. 1 beat
Tomas Berdych
to regain the
Wimbledon
crown, Nadal was on hand in Johannesburg's Soccer City stadium to see Spain score a 1-0 win over The Netherlands and capture its first World Cup.
"We have to celebrate this for a whole year because it will be very difficult to repeat," a joyous Nadal told Canal Plus television in comments published by Reuters. "This is a generation of players that will never be matched and they deserve this."
While one Spanish team celebrated, another was coping with loss. Two-time defending Davis Cup champion Spain, playing without Nadal, was swept by France, 5-0, in the Davis Cup quarterfinals. It was France's first win over Spain in 87 years.
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