Barcelona Legends Spotted Watching Spain Take On Germany As Stars Grace World Cup Clash

• Spain legends David Villa, Andrés Iniesta, and Carles Puyol are in attendance for Spain vs Germany
• The 2010 World Cup winners take on the 2014 World champions on Sunday evening
• Spain annihilated Costa Rica 7-0 in their World Cup opener whiles Germany lost 2-1 to Japan

Spanish legends Carles Puyol, David Villa, and Andreas Iniesta have graced the Al Bayt Stadium for the World Cup game between Spain and Germany.

The Two European powerhouses who started their World Cup campaigns in contrasting fashion cross swords in a Group F tie on Sunday evening.

While La Roja record an impressive 7-0 victory over Costa Rica in their opening game,

It turns out three World Cup-winning stars were among the VIP guests watching the gigantic clash.

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In photos posted on social media, spotted by Sports Brief, legendary Spanish trio Puyol, Villa and Iniesta were high-profile personalities sighted at the stadium.

The Barcelona trio were in all action the last time Spain locked horns with Germany in a World Cup game back in 2010.

In that semi-final match, a Puyol second-half header consigned Vicente Del Bosque's side to the final which they eventually won following a 1-0 victory over the Netherlands.

Germany is hoping to use their game against Spain to turn their fortunes around at the 2022 FIFA World Cup following their shock opening day defeat to Japan.

The 2014 World Champions risk being eliminated from the group stages of the World Cup for a second consecutive time if they lose to Luis Enrique’s team.

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The Germans were overwhelming favourites going into the Group E clash, and they looked to be on course for victory after Ilkay Gundogan’s first-half penalty.

But Japan ended up upsetting the odds after a number of substitutions for the Samurai Blue ended up being the crucial moment of the game.