Spain simply dominated the final game on both ends. They paralyzed Germany's midfield (Ballack is physically not ready for this game - again why Loew did not should faith on Borowski?), pressurized both flanks and neutralized Klose with tighter man-marking. The only flaw is they cannot beat Lehmann in fashion (the winning goal is a fatal error from Lahm rather than Lehmann, and the Lehmann of Arsenal is back in this game - 6 saves do not truly reflect how effective he is to deny the continuously-threatening attack from Spain).This flaw mirrors the fact that Spain delivers on time game after game, and they narrowly edge out opponents to win. Yet you have little to argue on a team who wins all possible games during the tournament.