In Tenerife itself, as the match ended, there were scenes of jubilation, with car horns, fireworks and much more going off all over the Island.

For more information, visit the official CD Tenerife website (Spanish), or the Fanclub Site (English).

The world of freestyle football is slowly expanding, and this is your chance to get in on the action!

Red Bull is a name known world wide for it’s sport sponsorships and, obviously, its own brand of energy drink.  However, it is also the organiser for last years hugely successful Street Style Freestyle Football competition.

This year, it returns, bigger and better than ever, and the fourth leg of the Spanish qualifiers is being held here in Tenerife, at the gorgeous Siam Park.

If you-re a budding freestyler footballer, you can register to participate in the qualifier or alternatively, you can come along on the day to view the action as it happens.

The winners of this heat will go through to the national finals in Valencia, and from there, if successful, they’ll progress eventually into the World Grand Finals, which are held in South Africa, in 2010.

Competition this year will prove to be very stiff, with 45 countries from around the world participating, and there will be an amazing array of skills on show, with only the best of the best reaching the final.

Frenchman Séan is the reigning world champion, after being crowned the winner of the last competition, via a star studded panel of judges, including the legendary footballer Edgar Davids, who commented:

I had never seen anything like this, Brazil truly is a land of football passion, so there was no better choice to host this first World Championship. And what we saw here tonight confirmed that.

We’ve included a Youtube video of the previous Finals below so that you can get some idea of the skills required to enter (and even go on to win).

For more information, visit the official Red Bull Street Style website, or the Siam Park official site.