Man of the Match: Robben tortured Spain's high line, consistently finding space to punish the center-back pairing of Sergio Ramos and Gerard Pique. Add four dribbles to his brace, and you have a complete performance or the ages.

Lesson Learned: The uneducated irrationalist will undoubtedly bury the reigning World Cup champions after Friday. Failing to win the opening match of a major tournament, however, is consistent with Spain's reign. In 2010, it was Switzerland that delivered the opening blow. In 2012, it took a Cesc Fabregas equalizer to salvage a point against Italy. Spain are notoriously slow starters. Burying La Furia Roja after one match is a mistake habitually made by most. After a 5-1 drumming, it will be done for a third consecutive time. Apparently, no lesson was learned today.

Up Next: Spain travels to the Estadio do Maracana to face Chile on June 18 (3 p.m. ET), while Holland visit Porto Alegre to meet with Australia earlier in the afternoon (12 p.m. ET)

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