Spain's Casillas wary of De Gea competition

Spain captain Iker Casillas has said that he faces tough competition for his place from Manchester United's David De Gea with their country's goalkeeping spot still undecided ahead of the summer's European Championship in France. Over the last two years La Roja coach Vicente del Bosque has rotated his two senior goalkeepers, with De Gea impressing again in last Thursday's 1-1 friendly draw in Italy after starting the final Euro 2016 qualifier when Spain won 1-0 in Ukraine. Casillas has made some high-profile mistakes for his club Porto this season, but he did make a number of excellent saves in Sunday's 0-0 friendly draw in Romania -- and has now kept a clean sheet in each of his last eight international appearances. The Euro 2008, World Cup 2010 and Euro 2012 winning captain told El Larguero radio show that, unlike with fellow veteran Gianluigi Buffon's situation with Italy, there was lots of competition for the Spain No. 1 jersey. "I'm [almost] 35...