By Iain Rogers
PRETORIA (Reuters) - Spain coach Vicente del Bosque included fit-again midfielder Andres Iniesta in his starting line-up for Friday's showdown against Group H leaders Chile.
Iniesta, whose creativity may be the key to unlocking the Chilean defense, was an unused substitute in Monday's 2-0 win over Honduras after picking up a knock in the surprise 1-0 defeat against Switzerland.
Del Bosque also decided to deploy strikers David Villa and Fernando Torres in a two-pronged attack for a second straight game as Spain seek the victory that would send them through to the second round to face Brazil or Portugal.
Chile coach Marcelo Bielsa left striker Humberto Suazo, who is not fully fit, out of his starting 11 and rejigged his formation to give it a slightly more defensive emphasis.
Jorge Valdivia replaces Suazo while Marco Estrada makes his first appearance of the World Cup as a replacement for holding midfielder Carlos Carmona, who is suspended.
(Additional reporting by Gideon Long)
(Editing by Nigel Hunt)
