The corner is terrible and, when the ball eventually finds its way to Xavi, he lashes it way over the bar.

We're into the sixth minute of stoppage time and Spain have a corner.

The heroic Switzerland defenders head yet another cross away from danger.

It's last-chance saloon time for Spain now although there's five minutes of stoppage time.

Torres' first touch is awful. Villa played him in but the Liverpool man wasted what appeared to be a good chance to run towards goal.

Navas, who has been lively since coming on, lifts in a cross that Villa is unable to divert goalwards.

Torres leads a Spanish counter-attack but over-runs the ball and Switzerland can get back in numbers as the danger peters out.

The Swiss fancy a second goal. Tranquillo Barnetta is allowed to move towards the area and unleashes a shot that is only just over Casillas' goal.

A defeat wouldn't end Spain's hopes but, with Chile looking so good in their victory against Honduras, it would certainly make it difficult for them to progress.

That really would have been one of the great World Cup goals. Switzerland could easily have had this match sewn up.

Unbelievable run by Eren Derdiyok who skips past several Spain players before clipping a shot past Casillas only to see it come back off the post. No one can force the ball home in the ensuing scramble.

Navas races past Ziegler and, despite the odds being against him, manages to get a shot away that Benaglio stops.

The corner finds its way to Alonso who blasts a thunderbolt against the crossbar, the ball bouncing well clear of danger. Maybe it's going to be one of those afternoons for Spain.

Torres' finish again is weak, although at least this time he wins a corner from a tight angle.

The game is opening up as Switzerland tire, although they have also been doing their fair share of attacking in the last few minutes.

Spain find a rare piece of space as Torres wastes a presentable opportunity firing high and wide when well-placed.

The Swiss are growing in confidence as they enjoy their best spell of possession of the game.

For all their possession, Spain haven't really cut Switzerland to shreds and we're now about to enter the final quarter of the match.

The changes almost pay immediate dividends as Iniesta clips a shot inches wide of the goal with Benaglio rooted to his spot.

Benaglio, who has been outstanding, races off his line to claim the ball off Villa's toes.

Del Bosque may have to bring Torres on soon.

Switzerland have everyone back defending and, at the moment, there doesn't seem to be any way through for Spain.

Iniesta sets up Villa whose curling effort is easily gathered by Benaglio.

As it stands in this group, Chile and Switzerland have three points, Spain and Honduras none!

Spain look stunned. This could be the result the World Cup needs. The favourites for the tournament behind and already in danger of failing to progress from their group.

Alonso's shot comes off Grichting's head and loops away and out for yet another Spain corner.

Silva is bundled off the ball as Switzerland continue to defend solidly.

The ball is laid back to Alonso who lashes a shot way over the crossbar. Surely the ball can't be to blame for all this terrible long-range shooting?

Spain win an early corner and already seem to have quickened the pace from there at times laboured first-half play.

Like so many of the games in the last week it's not been a classic so far.

Villa races down the left, checks back and seems certain to score but then chips the ball across goal and away from danger. Spain are ending the half well though.

Villa plays the ball wide to Iniesta who lofts another shot high into the stands behind the goal.

Alonso mis-hits a shot way over the bar. Spain aren't playing like world-beaters just yet.

Switzerland are working hard but have no real flair. They'll struggle against both Honduras and Chile if they replicate this type of form against them. Still it's job done as far as they're concerned as it's still 0-0.

Iniesta and Silva combine well down the left but a corner is the only outcome. From it Sergio Ramos sends a weak header straight at Benaglio.

Villa leaps for a header but can't direct the ball on target.

Switzerland made a rare foray into Spain's half but not for long.

It may not be pretty but Switzerland have defended well so far and there are signs that Spain are starting to grow frustrated.

Villa's free-kick comes off the wall and goes out for a corner.

Iniesta appears to be through but then cuts inside and is felled by Stephane Grichting on the edge of the area.

Reto Ziegler's effort is saved at the second attempt by Iker Casillas.

Xavi's foot is deemed to be too high so Switzerland have a free-kick in a dangerous position.

First clear chance falls to Gerard Pique who drags the ball back only to then see his shot superbly kept out by Benaglio.

Some urgency by Spain but Silva's quick ball into the area isn't what David Villa was expecting and the chance is lost.

Iniesta's deflected long-range shot is easily gathered by Diego Benaglio.

Spain must have had 80 per cent of the possession so far.

The game has been slowed down to walking pace but Spain are showing no signs of changing their style of play.

Nothing to get you out of your seat so far. Spain are playing some lovely stuff but Switzerland are holding firm.

Still no change in the pattern of play. It's all Spain but no clear-cut chances.

Xavi is caught offside as Spain try to create a clear opening.

Spain are happy to continue with their patient build-up play, Switzerland content to soak up all the pressure.

It's almost like a training session as Spain probe for an opening. Switzerland are just sitting back and waiting for their opponents to make all the running.

Andres Iniesta runs at the Swiss defence and is only just stopped by a last-ditch challenge as he tries to race into the area.

Switzerland can't get hold of the ball as Spain keep possession beautifully.

Xabi Alonso and David Silva combine well as Spain start the game in their customary tidy fashion.

Howard Webb is refereeing the game and awards Spain an early free-kick that Xavi takes. It's easily cleared by the Swiss defenders though.

Steady start in this all-European clash.