Spain hit Tahiti 10-0 to break FIFA record

World Champions Spain on Thursday thrashed Oceania champions 10-0 in the second Group B game involving both teams.

The world and European champions broke the record previously held by two countries: Hungary, who beat South Korea 9-0 at the 1954 World Cup and overcame El Salvador 10-1 at the 1982 tournament; and Yugoslavia, who crushed Zaire 9-0 at the 1974 World Cup

Fernando Torres hit the back of the net four times, David Villa getting a hat trick, David Silva scored twice while Juan Mata score one goal.