Dejected: as Fernades wheels away, the Spanish inquisition will begin.
Gelson Fernandes is joined by Tranquillo Barnetta in celebrating the Swiss opener.
Spain coach Vicente Del Bosque tries to rescue his side's prospects by bringing on Fernando Torres (r) and Jesus Navas.
Xabi Alonso's first-time drive smashes against the crossbar with the goalkeeper absolutely beaten.
Goalkeeper Iker Casillas can only hope Gerard Pique gets the ball away after the ball rebounds off the post from Switzerland striker Eren Derdiyok's strike.
Famous win: the Switzerland side milk the applause from the crowd, with Gokhan Inler leading the way.
Uphill struggle: ... while Fernando Torres and Spain now face quite a task to make it through to the last sixteen of the World Cup.
Atletico Madrid striker Diego Forlan fires a shot towards goal...
Deflection: ... the ball takes a deflection off Aaron Mokoena...
Dipping: ... and then flies over Khune, under the crossbar, and into the net.
Jubilation: the Uruguay striker wheels away in celebration after putting his side 1-0 up against the hosts South Africa.
A tackle from Kagisho Dikgacoi (l) on Diego Godin is right in front of Massimo Busacca,
resulting in a yellow card for Dikgacoi and a suspension for their last game against France.
Goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune gets a firm set of hands on the ball as Uruguay look for a second.
The brush off: it's all too easy for Alvaro Pereira (r) as wriggles free and leaves Teko Modise on the floor.
Palermo striker Edinson Cavani (l) turns Tsepo Masilela all too easily.
Appeal: striker Luis Suarez (l), who isn't growing a white moustache but has had treatment for a cut lip,
goes down in the penalty box after a tackle by Bongani Khumalo.
Howzat?: not too fussed about how soft he looks, Luis Suarez voiciferously appeals for the penalty.
Diego Lugano fluffs his lines when he has a free header from six yards out.
Penalty: Itumeleng Khune catches Luis Suarez as he takes the ball past the South African goalkeeper,
leaving the referee no choice but to give a penalty and a red card.
Bad dream: South African goalkeeper Itumeleng Khune wishes it was, as he's shown the red card -
his own World Cup, as well as South Africa's, could well be over.
Diego Forlan doubles Uruguay's lead and his own tally with a superbly taken penalty.
Two Diegos better than one: Diego Perez (l) joins in with goalscorer Diego Forlan in celebrating Uruguay's second.
Tap in: with little time left, South Africa are exposed at the back, allowing Alvaro Pereira to tap in Uruguay's third.
Icing on the cake: midfielder Alvaro Pereira wheels away after getting Uruguay a deserved third goal in stoppage time.
Picture perfect: ... Pereira is then mobbed by teammates, and teammates dressed as cameramen.
Picture tells a thousand words: the elated Uruguay camp is a stark contrast to the South Africa bench
- the nation are now facing becoming the first host nation to be eliminated at the first round.
