Thierry Henry
Former France and Arsenal striker

"I'm speechless. Beforehand we were talking about Louis van Gaal and Johan Cruyff bringing total football to Barcelona and the Spanish squad but tonight the Dutch got their style back. They wanted it a bit more. I'm shocked.

"That was the final we wanted to see four years ago. The man of the match was Daley Blind. He actually did what his boss was asking him to a tee."

Tony Pulis
Crystal Palace manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"For a long time Spain looked so dominant. In the first half we didn't see much from the Dutch team but in the second half they got that all-important second goal and just grew in stature.

"There are always big moments in big games. If David Silva scores Spain go on to win the game. After being second best, Netherlands completely dominated the game from half-time. How lucky are we to have been here to watch this?"

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A team containing Ron Vlaar, Daryl Janmaat and Stefan de Vrij has just walloped Spain.

Football is brilliant isn't it?

FIVE one. FIVE one.

Incredible.

Alex:, external Netherlands are playing how Bayern played under Jupp Heynckes, when they thrashed Barcelona.

Aaron:, external Too many Spanish players past it. Barcelona last year should have been a message.

Ryan:, external Question is, will Spain drop Casillas and play De Gea?

Spain also lost their opening game of the World Cup last time out in South Africa, a 1-0 defeat to the Swiss.

But this will surely leave psychological scars. The death of tiki-taka?

Into added time.

Spain have a chance to get a second but somehow Fernando Torres fails to convert an open goal! He takes a heavy touch and it gets away from him.

This has been a crazy second half.

Rio Ferdinand
Former England and Manchester United defender

Rio Ferdinand will be answering your questions on the BBC Sport Facebook page, external after the Spain-Netherlands game on BBC One. We will also be reflecting a selection of his answers back on the BBC Sport website ahead of Chile-Australia.

Their heads have gone, Spain. This is like that time Manchester City tore United apart at Old Trafford. there's no shape, pattern or discipline in the Spain side as the Dutch threaten to add more...

Tony Pulis
Crystal Palace manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"Spain have totally lost their momentum, their movement and their passing. The Dutch look full of running. They have come in to this tournament a little bit like England, with very low expectations. Wouldn't it be fantastic if England could get the same result against Italy?"

Extraordinary! Georginio Wijnaldum almost makes it six after a mazy run before Arjen Robben's follow-up is pushed away by Iker Casillas.

Paul:, external Absolutely phenomenal performance from Netherlands!! Love seeing Spain being pulled apart.

Brian:, external Credit to van Gaal for picking Eredivise top young players. Holding their own here after a torrid opening 20 mins.

Shelley:, external Who saw this scoreline??? Absolutely fantastic Netherlands!!! This could just be a one-off for Spain, though...

Apparently you could have got 500/1 on this scoreline before the game. Nobody saw this coming did they?

Tony Pulis
Crystal Palace manager on BBC Radio 5 live

"What a pass that was from Wesley Sniejder. Arjen Robben just went straight past Sergio Ramos, who has had a torrid time of it. Superb composure and the finish is sublime, absolutely first class. It's disappointing for Spain, they had a great first half and could have gone 2-0 up, but Netherlands have been by far the better team."

Spain have conceded five goals in an international for the first time since losing 6-2 to Scotland in June 1963.

Connor: It's all about the underdogs come on England!

Magnificent! You have to say that is magnificent!

Arjen Robben is the man for the big occasion, and he scores a sensational second to put Spain in a domain of pain. Spain lose the ball high up the field, and one pass sends Robben on his way. He tears past Sergio Ramos with ease before going around Iker Casillas, getting the ball on to his left foot and lashing in.

FIVE one, FIVE...

Image source, Reuters

BBC Sport's David Ornstein in Salvador

"Incredible scenes inside Arena Fonte Nova as one of the best teams in football history are torn to shreds by a Netherlands team who arrived in Brazil with expectations lower than ever. The Dutch fans are in dreamland, their Spanish counterparts in pieces, some in tears. Every pass by the men in blue is being met with an "Ole!"

Fernando Torres skips past Ron Vlaar and hits the deck - but it's no penalty.

Torres is perhaps lucky not to be booked, as Spain make a change, new Chelsea man Cesc Fabregas replaces David Silva.

Robin van Persie is then given a rest as Jeremain Lens takes his place.