Spain arrived at the 2006 World Cup in Germany as one of the tournament’s most technically gifted sides - and at the heart of it all was a midfielder from Barcelona who would go on to redefine the position. Xavi Hernández wore #8 as Spain topped their group before falling to France in a classic round-of-16 encounter that ended 3-1. A bittersweet exit - but the foundation of something bigger was already being laid. Four years later, the world would understand exactly what Spain had been building.

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