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Spain scored only 8 goals in 7 matches during the 2010 World Cup: 0 vs Switzerland, 2 vs Honduras, 2 vs Chile, 1 vs Portugal, 1 vs Paraguay, 1 vs Germany, and 1 vs Netherlands in the final. Despite the low tally, their defensive solidity (only 2 goals conceded) carried them to victory.

Spain won the UEFA European Championship (EURO 2008) and followed it with World Cup victory in 2010. The only other nation to achieve this back-to-back feat was West Germany, who won EURO 1972 and then the 1974 World Cup, making Spain the second nation.

Spain conceded zero goals in the four knockout matches of the 2010 World Cup: Round of 16 vs Portugal (1-0), Quarter-final vs Paraguay (1-0), Semi-final vs Germany (1-0), and Final vs Netherlands (1-0 after extra time). Iker Casillas kept clean sheets in all four knockout games.

Spain conceded only 2 goals throughout the entire 2010 World Cup tournament: one in the group stage against Switzerland (the only loss) and one in the group stage against Chile. This tied the record for lowest goals conceded by a World Cup winner, equaling France (1998) and Italy (2006).

Despite being one of Australia's greatest batsmen with over 13,000 Test runs, Ricky Ponting (spelled 'Pointing' in options, common misspelling) famously never scored a Test century at Lord's. His highest Lord's Test score was 96. Other options include Hayden (has a Lord's century), Gilchrist (has a Lord's century), and Hussey (has a Lord's century).

SMTP correctly stands for Simple Mail Transfer Protocol. It is the standard protocol for email transmission across the internet, working on port 25 by default. The protocol handles sending emails from a mail client to a mail server or between mail servers.

Brian Lara's 375 against England in 1994 broke Sir Garfield (Gary) Sobers' previous Test record of 365 not out, set in 1958. Sobers had held the record for 36 years. Len Hutton's 364 was surpassed earlier by Sobers, while Hanif Mohammad's 337 and Bradman's 334 were not the record at that time.