The World Cup winners eventually won 4-1 despite Kim Do-Heon equalising just before half-time.
A penalty by former Liverpool star Xabi Alonso and a Santi Cazorla free-kick early in the second half put Spain in control before sub Alvaro Negredo added a fourth.
Spain were without any of their Barcelona players who had been involved in the Copa Del Rey final win over Bilbao last Friday.
Tottenham’s Rafael van der Vaart was on target as HOLLAND beat Slovakia 2-0 in Rotterdam.
The striker netted in the 75th minute to add to a Kornel Salata own goal in the eighth minute.
SWEDEN, who play England in the second Euro 2012 group match on June 15, beat Iceland 3-2 in Gothenburg.
AC Milan striker Zlatan Ibrahimovic opened the scoring for the hosts in the second minute.
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