PROBABLE LINEUPS
SPAIN
Valdes
Arbeloa, Pique, Ramos, Alba
Alonso, Busquets, Iniesta
Silva, Fabregas, Pedro
FINLAND
Hradecky
Raitala, Toivio, Moisander, Arkivuo
Ring, Sparv
R Eremenko, Hetemaj, Hamalainen
Pukki
Midfielder Xavi is struggling with a hamstring problem and is unlikely to feature in Spain's Group I World Cup qualifier against Finland at El Molinon.
Carles Puyol (knee) and Iker Casillas (hand) are out injured, while Fernando Torres and Javi Martinez have been omitted from the squad by coach Vicente del Bosque.
Cesc Fabregas is expected to start in a "false nine" role alongside Pedro and David Silva in attack.
Finland boss Mixu Paatelainen is without Alexei Eremenko, who is suspended after getting sent off in the 1-1 draw against Georgia.
Chievo's Perparim Hetemaj is likely to replace the Rubin Kazan playmaker in the starting line-up.
DID YOU KNOW?
Spain are on an 18-match unbeaten run (W14, D4) stretching back to November 2011.
La Roja have won three of their last four encounters with Finland.
If he plays, Sergio Ramos will be the eighth player to reach 100 appearances for Spain.
Finland have only won three of their last nine internationals (W3, D3, L3).
Suomi are ranked 87th in the world, having never qualified for a major tournament.
Finland's last win over Spain was a 2-0 success in a World Cup qualifier in June 1969.
Prediction
It is hard to see this being anything other than a home win for Spain, against a Finland side lacking in experience at the highest level. The hosts will be out to record a convincing win ahead of Tuesday's table-topping showdown with France in Paris.
Editor's Prediction
Spain 3-0 Finland
SPAIN
Valdes
Arbeloa, Pique, Ramos, Alba
Alonso, Busquets, Iniesta
Silva, Fabregas, Pedro
FINLAND
Hradecky
Raitala, Toivio, Moisander, Arkivuo
Ring, Sparv
R Eremenko, Hetemaj, Hamalainen
Pukki
Midfielder Xavi is struggling with a hamstring problem and is unlikely to feature in Spain's Group I World Cup qualifier against Finland at El Molinon.
Carles Puyol (knee) and Iker Casillas (hand) are out injured, while Fernando Torres and Javi Martinez have been omitted from the squad by coach Vicente del Bosque.
Cesc Fabregas is expected to start in a "false nine" role alongside Pedro and David Silva in attack.
Finland boss Mixu Paatelainen is without Alexei Eremenko, who is suspended after getting sent off in the 1-1 draw against Georgia.
Chievo's Perparim Hetemaj is likely to replace the Rubin Kazan playmaker in the starting line-up.
DID YOU KNOW?
Spain are on an 18-match unbeaten run (W14, D4) stretching back to November 2011.
La Roja have won three of their last four encounters with Finland.
If he plays, Sergio Ramos will be the eighth player to reach 100 appearances for Spain.
Finland have only won three of their last nine internationals (W3, D3, L3).
Suomi are ranked 87th in the world, having never qualified for a major tournament.
Finland's last win over Spain was a 2-0 success in a World Cup qualifier in June 1969.
Prediction
It is hard to see this being anything other than a home win for Spain, against a Finland side lacking in experience at the highest level. The hosts will be out to record a convincing win ahead of Tuesday's table-topping showdown with France in Paris.
Editor's Prediction
Spain 3-0 Finland