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Germany win 4-2 on penalties. What a sad way to exit a wc ![Frown :frown: :frown:](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAAAAAP///yH5BAEAAAAALAAAAAABAAEAAAIBRAA7)
Cyclovenom said:So Germany against Brazil looks like a possible matchup. Nice goal by Miroslav Klose.
Well, given the result, it's most likely that the first option is the correct one.DM said:What caused the violence after the match?
Couldn't understand whether it was a simply unsportsmanship act from Argentina or a caused row from Germany.
If you are not a German citizen then : THAT MAKES TWO OF USbrewnog said:Fight fight fight!
Glad Germany won, now we get to whoop them in the final! Woooop!
ukmicky said:Can't wait for the final... Crystal ball time i think ... England 4 . Germany 2
Hmmm 4. 2 that sounds very familiar.
DM said:What caused the violence after the match?
Couldn't understand whether it was a simply unsportsmanship act from Argentina or a caused row from Germany.
Schrodinger's Dog said:As for England, I'm pessimistic about whether we can beat Portugal going on past performance, maybe we will raise our game to the required level finally! Maybe we're coasting like Brazil. A friend told me that in the world cup of '66 we played very ordinary up until the final, maybe there's a method to this slightly banal madness?
ukmicky said:yes for most of the tournament England were rubbish.
However the team finally showed how good they were during the semi finals England VS Portugal.
We won of course.
LeBrad said:I turned on the Italy-Ukraine match right at halftime, and the first thing I saw was a montage of Italian players flopping to the ground in the first half. Haha, classic.
Rooting for Germany-France final.
LeBrad said:Rooting for Germany-France final.
NateTG said:You mean Poland vs. Afrika?
The Argentina vs. Germany World Cup match was a quarterfinal game in the 2014 FIFA World Cup. The game ended in a 1-0 victory for Germany after a penalty shootout.
Germany won the Argentina vs. Germany World Cup match with a final score of 1-0 after a penalty shootout.
Germany advanced to the next round by defeating Argentina in a penalty shootout after a 1-1 draw in regulation time. This victory secured their spot in the semifinals of the World Cup.
This match was significant as it was a highly anticipated quarterfinal game between two football powerhouses. It was also the first time that these two teams met in a World Cup match since the 1990 final, which was won by Germany.
Yes, Argentina had several chances to win the match, including a shot by Gonzalo Higuain that hit the side netting and a close header by Rodrigo Palacio that went wide. However, they were unable to convert these chances into goals and ultimately lost in the penalty shootout.