Spain clicked a 5-0 Davis Cup final victory over the Czech Republic with Rafael Nadal and David Ferrer both enjoying easy singles wins at Palau Sant Jordi.

After winning the title, Spain’s Davis Cup captain Albert Costa and players David Ferrer, Fernando Verdasco, Rafael Nadal and Feliciano Lopez clicked snaps with their Davis Cup trophy after winning final match against Czech Republic at the Palau Sant Jordi indoor arena in Barcelona, December 6, 2009.

Spain was aiming for a clean-sweep, having already won the title for the fourth successive year since 2000 and becoming the first country in the world since Sweden in 1998 to win the title.

Nadal & Australian Open champion lifted the opening set 6-3. Nadal then successfully placed Spain 4-0 ahead by taking the rubber 6-3, 6-4 to finish what had been an injury-hit season on a high note.

Moreover, in the last match of the final, Ferrer faced Lukas Dlouhy. He lifted the opening set by 6-4 in just 31 minutes. And, 27 minutes later, the game was finished, as Ferrer closed out a straight forward 6-4, 6-2 to lift the title on the indoor clay.