Fans have taken to social media to make jokes at Gary Neville's expense after the pundit branded Spain toothless ahead of their World Cup opener.
Speaking on ITV before the game, the former Manchester United star questioned the attacking potency of Luis Enrique's side: 'It's okay but there is no goals in it.'
Despite Neville's comments, the 2010 winners of the competition ran rampant against Costa Rica in their group E debut, scoring seven times against their hapless opponents.
First half goals from Dani Olmo, Marco Asensio and a Ferran Torres penalty saw Spain take the initiative early before a second goal from Torres, and strikes from Gavi, Carlos Soler and Alvaro Morata completed the rout after the interval.