Germany 1-1 Spain: 5 Talking Points

#4 Andres Iniesta could still be doing this at 43, or 53, or...

Iniesta's pass for Rodrigo was perfectly-weighted for the striker to take it first-time.

The magician was at it again last night, finding a way to stay ahead of those trying to replace him in the national side. Clearly, they've not noticed that it cannot be done. The Barcelona man (if we can call him that) has wandered across football grounds for the past two decades, leaving no tracks behind, gliding effortlessly. But his imprint on the game is simply unparalleled.

We got talking on how good Iniesta is and no one could disagree on letting him have absolute cult status in the footballing heritage. The status afforded to only an elite few. Ronaldo, Ronaldinho, Zidane... Not even Xavi makes that list.

The former World Cup winner had recently said that he sees himself start for Barcelona for another two years. We think he's massively lowballing it!