Spain’s legendary World Cup-winning coach **Vicente del Bosque** has warned his country to be prepared for a tough challenge against Argentina in the World Cup final. Del Bosque, who guided Spain to the 2010 FIFA World Cup title, believes Argentina are experts at making life difficult for their opponents and have the ability to change the course of a match.
Speaking to Spanish newspaper **El País**, the veteran coach described Argentina as one of the toughest teams to face.
“Argentina are a very difficult team to play against. You could even call them a troublesome opponent. They know exactly what it takes to win matches,” Del Bosque said.
Referring to Argentina’s impressive comeback victory over England in the semifinals, he said Spain may have a slight edge going into the final but must remain cautious.
“I think Spain have a slight advantage, but they must be aware of Argentina’s experience and their mentality as a fiercely competitive team.”
The 75-year-old football icon also praised Spain’s performances throughout the tournament.
“Spain have played according to their game plan throughout this tournament. They have controlled matches well and shown great confidence and composure.”
Defending champions **Argentina** will face **European champions Spain** in the FIFA World Cup final on **Sunday**, with kickoff scheduled for **1:00 a.m. Bangladesh time (July 20)**.
