Spain marks a decade to win the 2010 World Cup • Victory title conqueror Andres Iniesta: "I couldn't speak, I cried and cried"

• Iniesta after the big gate in his career

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Spain marks a decade on Saturday for the exciting World Cup win in South Africa in the summer of 2010. Conqueror of the Victory Gate in the same match, Andres Iniesta conducted a special interview with the Spanish Ace and talked about the feelings that day and the impact the win had on the team in general and his personal life in particular . Conquered the unforgettable victory in the 2010 FIFA World Cup, bringing Spain the only World Cup in its history. 

Iniesta recalled the feelings after conquering the gate and said: "I still feel the feelings of that gate. It was an amazing moment. It's like everything stopped, everything froze. The ball jumped to me, perfect, I knew it was time, it must be a gate. "It was our moment, of Spain, of the whole country. It was a very important moment. Everything was good before, but everything that came after was amazing. It changed everything, more from the outside than from the inside."

The wonderful midfielder who played in those days in Barcelona felt good right from the start of the game in Johannesburg: "I felt very strong on finals day. I wanted the ball all the time, I wanted to decide, if there was a player in front of me, I wanted to pass it. I had the confidence to make the crucial move, and that's what happened. "In the final whistle, I crashed on the lawn, I couldn't speak. I just cried and cried. People around me couldn't stop crying either."

Iniesta and the World Cup friends // Photo: Gettyimages 

Iniesta Fragen to Luis Aragonas, who led Spain to win Euro 2008 and was part of the La Roche building process: "He kept saying I should think more about conquering gates, and that's what I was trying to do. It's not that I didn't want to conquer important goals, everyone wants it I just had a different mentality. I wanted to give in before I kicked myself. "