Atlanta, June 15 -- Following his side's goalless stalemate against debutants Cape Verde, Spain's head coach Luis de la Fuente said that the team does not have any doubts, while also acknowledging the well-organised nature of the World Cup first-timers and the European champions' own "lack of movement and freshness".

The World Cup debutants, Cape Verde, the third smallest nation in terms of population to ever play in a World Cup, produced a goalless draw that they would remember for ages, keeping a star-studded Spain restricted with their robust defence and courtesy of some sensational goalkeeping from 40-year-old Vozinha, who produced seven saves.

Speaking at a post-match press conference, as quoted by Reuters, De La Fuente pointed to ...