Aaron Mokoena is expecting a tough game for South Africa when they come up against Spain in their final Group A game of the Confederations Cup, despite the European champions having already sealed a place in the semi-finals.
The Bafana Bafana captain and his team are riding high after beating New Zealand 2-0 in their previous game, but still need a point in Bloemfontein to make certain of their qualification.
Bernard Parker was the hero against the All Whites, with his brace securing the win which lifted the host nation into second place on four points, two behind the Spaniards and three clear of Iraq.
Spain, who are expected to give several of their fringe players a chance, will be keen on winning and have two world-records in sight that are sure to act as further motivation.
La Roja will be looking for a 15th consecutive international victory after their win against Iraq moved them to 14 - the same number as Brazil, Australia and France - with the other incentive being a 35th match unbeaten.
The last time they lost was in November 2006 and if they avoid defeat, Vicente del Bosque's men will draw them level with Brazil, who set the mark between 1993 and 1996.
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