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Brazil-Germany, the stats of the meeting

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 03:11:00 GMT

André Schürrle Brazil 2014 World Cup Germany quarter-final 07082014

Next back 9 Jul. 2014 00:52:11 check out the main lessons encrypted meeting Tuesday between the Brazil and the Germany.

It is the defeat of Brazil in the World Cup. Previously, its worst setback was the final of 1998 (0-3 against the France).The Germany is the first team to score 7 goals in a World Cup semi-final. The last team to collect 5 goals in 1st half of a World Cup match before tonight was Haiti against Poland in 1974. No team did however cashed 5 goals in the first 29 minutes of a match of CdM before the Brazil tonight; He has notably cashed 4 goals in 6 minutes and 41 seconds, or one every 100 seconds.The Germany scored 17 goals during the World Cup, the never seen since the 18 goals for Brazil in 2002. He had to go back to 1970 to see the national team include as much during an (17 also).A single other host country also conceded 7 goals in a World Cup match: the Switzerland against Austria in 1954 (lost 7-5).The Germany has now 223 goals in World Cup, best total of the competition and 2 more goals than Brazil (221).The Brazil had more lost at home in a competitive match since September 30, 1975, against Peru (1-3 in Copa América); None of the 23 Brazilian was born during this match. This meeting was held at the... Mineir?o of Belo Horizonte. It is also the first time that the Seleç?o tilts at home against the Germany.The Germany reached its 8th World Cup final, more than any other country. The national team has however won only 43% of its finals in the competition (3/7), last date dating back to 1990 success. A sacred Sunday would allow him to join the Italy in 4 world titles, one fewer than the Brazil. Here ends the series of 42 consecutive games without defeat for the Brazil on its soil, his last backhand before tonight on his land dating back to August 2002 against Paraguay (0-1 in a friendly match in Fortaleza).The Germany is unbeaten in its last 17 matches (12 wins, 5 draws), longest current sequence among the participants in the World Cup. Supported by

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Klose top scorer in the history of the World Cup

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 03:06:00 GMT

Miroslav Klose Brazil 2014 World Cup Germany quarter-final 07082014

Next previous 8 Jul. 2014 22:45:06 German striker, Miroslav Klose returned permanently in the history since he broke the record for goals in the cup of the world held by Brazilian Ronaldo.

At the 23rd minute, Miroslav Klose scored the second goal forGermany in the semi-final of the World against Brazil in Belo Horizonte. A goal that allows him to become the top scorer in the history of the World Cup with 16 goals. Ahead of the Brazilian Ronaldo (15). The 36-year-old striker has scored five times in 2002, like in 2006, then four in 2010 and at the moment both in 2014. He also became the first player to play in four consecutive semi-finals of World Cup .

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Hom 2014, Miroslav Klose: "we are really United"

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 03:01:00 GMT

Miroslav Klose Philipp Lahm Brazil 2014 World Cup Germany quarter-final 07082014

Next back 9 Jul. 2014 02:03:01 satisfied with the victory over Brazil, Miroslav Klose stated that the Group was more than ever United before the World Cup final.

Satisfied with the victory against Brazil (7-1), Miroslav Klose, now top scorer in the history of the world (with 16 goals) Cup, said that the German group was more than ever United before the final of the world.

"We made a big start to the meeting. We have seen in training that we could play together. We are really United. It is important that all parts of the machine work, you may have seen when we scored the first goal. On my goal, Toni Kroos passed me the ball where it would go. This is a real strength. I have not done my salto (after the goal) because someone tapped my foot until I shoot."

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Hom 2014, a Russian priest denounces the new trends of footballers

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:58:00 GMT

Alexander Shumsky, a ready Russian Orthodox, has criticized the new modes of footballers.

Alexander Shumsky, a figure of Orthodox Christianity in Russia, launched a sortie controversial haircuts and multicolored spikes worn by players playing the world Brazilian. The World Cup is "a homosexual abomination", said the famous Russian priest, who also considers that footballers should wear underwear and of brassieres.

However, these spikes were rather well received so far by the public, which extolled the good variety of colors. Shumsky has also pestered against the choice of outfits and clame that Liberals are trying to lower the traditional Christianity with football. "Wear pink and blue spikes is equivalent to wear under-clothing for women", said a dedicated Internet site. The liberal ideology of globalization is opposed to the values of Christianity with its fotball. I am sure and certain."

Shoes incriminated by the priest are equipment manufacturer Puma, which had released a range of spikes in different colours. Most of the players are contract with the German company as Mario Balotelli (Italy), Francesc Fabregas (Spain) and the Brazilian Dante Bonfim.

Alexander Shumsky also spoke about Russia 's Fabio Capello, unable to get out of Group H and therefore exit the tournament prematurely. Its rapid elimination has enchanted the priest. "I am pleased that the Russia was unable to and by the grace of God, they did not participate longer in this homosexual abomination that is the World Cup."

Churchman concluded his terrible rant pointing the finger the haircuts of the players, as it deems "unthinkable." In four years, the Russia will receive the next edition of the World Cup. Believe, Alexandre Shumsky, the event and his side will not necessarily unanimity.

Mondial 2014, les Brésiliens chantent l’hymne avec le maillot de Neymar

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:56:00 GMT

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David Luiz, Julio Cesar w Neymar shirt Brazil Germany 2014 World Cup Quarter-Final 07082014

Prochain Précédent 8 juil. 2014 22:19:51 Durant l’hymne brésilien, David Luiz, capitaine du soir, et Julio Cesar tenaient dans leur main un maillot floqué avec le nom et le numéro de Neymar.

Lors de l’hymne du Brésil, David Luiz et Julio Cesar avaient une pensée particulière pour leur partenaire, Neymar, victime d’une fracture d’une vertèbre lors du quart de finale face à la Colombie. Le capitaine et le gardien ont chanté le Hino Nacional Brasileiro en tenant le maillot de la star brésilienne. Un geste fort qui plaira forcément au jeune attaquant, meilleur joueur et meilleur buteur du Brésil et surtout grand absent de la première demi-finale de ce 20e Mondial.

Neymar pic.twitter.com/iYVXI2nJ2F
— Football Funnys (@FootballFunnys) 8 Juillet 2014

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Hom 2014, Van Gaal flatters Messi

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:52:00 GMT

8 Jul. 2014 23:19:18 Louis van Gaal referred to Lionel Messi on the eve of the semifinal of the world facing the Albiceleste.

"We are playing against the Argentina and not Lionel Messi. I think in terms of team strategy. That said, it is true that Messi is one of the best players in the world. It will be very motivated because he has not yet succeeded in national team what he did in club where he scored much. I think he wants to change this,"analyzed the Batavian press conference technician. Supported by

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PSG, white: "It did turn the workforce"

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:47:00 GMT

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Real Sociedad, Griezmann does not extend

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:42:00 GMT

8 Jul. 2014 22:56:59 according As, Antoine Griezmann refused an extension of two years at Real Sociedad.

French international striker, who has made very good impression during the epic of the Blues in the world in the Brazil Cup, would have said no, according to Spanish media, to a new two-year contract, with a nice increase. No doubt the prospect of an imminent transfer to the wingman of the Blues, who is under contract with Real Sociedad until 2016. Supported by

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Hom 2014, David Luiz: "I ask forgiveness to all the Brazilian people"

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:40:00 GMT

9 Jul. 2014 01:17:31 the captain of Brazil, David Luiz, asked for forgiveness for "all the Brazilian people" after the correction suffered against Germany (7-1).

David Luiz, named captain of the Brazilian selection after the suspension of Thiago SIlva, has apologised to the Brazilian people, after the rout of the Seleç?o againstGermany (7-1) in the semifinals of the World Cup Tuesday, in Belo Horizonte.

"I wanted to see the people of Brazil smile. My people which has already suffered. Everyone knows that it is important for me to see the happy Brazil through football. Unfortunately we could not do so. I'm sorry for everyone. Sorry to all the Brazilians. (...) The Germans deserve their victory, they were better than us. They were better prepared than us. It is a day of great sadness,"said the PSG player to Rede Globo.

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Mercato, Everton s'offre Barry pour trois ans

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:35:00 GMT

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8 juil. 2014 22:37:51 Prêté à Everton par Manchester City la saison dernière, Gareth Barry a été définitivement transféré chez les Toffees.

En fin de contrat à Manchester City, le milieu de terrain anglais Gareth Barry retourne à Everton, où il était prêté ces derniers mois. Le milieu de terrain international anglais, 33 ans, a signé pour trois saisons. Gareth Barry était libre de tout contrat depuis la fin de son engagement contractuel et n'a donc rien coûté aux Toffees.

Gareth Barry has become our first signing of the summer, agreeing a 3-year deal. #Barry #efc pic.twitter.com/OwX48HwRAX
— Everton (@Everton) 8 Juillet 2014

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Brazil-Germany (1-7), the Brazil humiliated by the Germany in her garden

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:32:00 GMT

The Brazil was humiliated in his garden by a relentless Germany (1-7). The Brazilians out of their cup of the world through the tiny door.

World Cup - semifinal
Brazil-Germany: 1-7
Goals: 90th Oscar - 11th Müller, Klose, 23rd, Kroos 24th, 26th, 29th Khedira, 69th, 79th Schürrle

Nightmarish. How otherwise qualify the game experienced by Brazilian tonight, who see their dream come tumbling down like a House of cards on the lawn of Belo Horizonte...

Overcome the absences of Neymar and Thiago Silva by Bernard and Dante appeared to be the best option for Scolari, who saw his men sink against a sharp and ultra-realistic Germany. The first few minutes yet suggest a few hopes, with a rather active and voluntary Oscar. The first strike of the match is Auriverde, when Marcelo too crosses a balloon recovered 25 metres (3rd).

But the suite looks like an avalanche. Müller opened the score on a corner, when he is left alone by the Brazilian defence at the far post. It has all the time to adjust Julio Cesar of the flat of the foot, the Germany is before (1-0, 11th).

The Brazil is conducted for the first time in his world, and it does not succeed him. The Germans are doubling the brand by Klose, who is there resumed twice to deceive Julio Cesar and become the best scorer in the history of the World Cup with 16 achievements (2-0, 23rd). The fall became only more dizzying for the Brazil...

Kroos, a minute later, sinking the men of Scolari after a centre from Lahm. He rifles Julio Cesar (3-0, 24th) and has fun with the defense two minutes later after a one-two with Khedira at training in the opposing surface. He finished in the empty goal (4-0, 26th).

Four goals scored within 15 minutes by the Manschaft, and soon five, when Khedira plays defense with Ozil for a little more drive the nail (5-0, 29th)... Supporters collapsed, players are exceeded, the evening is a real ordeal, a torture for the host of the World Cup.
The Brazil returns with other intentions, the entrance of Ramires made some good but the Auriverde struggle to truly bring danger to the goals of Neuer, coming out even two huge parades before Paulinho, two-step (53rd).

The Germans play cons at bottom, Müller proves dangerous (60th, 61st) repeatedly until Schürrle register a double. On a centre of his captain first, he took over the flat of the foot in the six-yard (6-0, 69th) then on a beautiful fly shackled resumption of left foot hitting the crossbar before returning to Julio Cesar (7-0, 79th). The goal at the end of part of Oscar (7-1, 90th) weighs too little in the balance of humiliation... it is total.

Records fell tonight... The Germany defeated Brazil for the first time in official competition, this is the heaviest defeat of the Brazil so far in the World Cup and the widest victory in the semifinals of the history. And as a symbol, Ronaldo also left spinning his record personally, in favor of Klose, who became the top scorer of the World Cup in Belo Horizonte. The Germany has learned the lessons of the past and qualifies for the final of the world 2014, instead seven times what a...

Hom 2014, Julio César: "the first goal has created a total blackout"

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:29:00 GMT

9 Jul. 2014 01:15:48 questioned by Rede Globo, Julio César acknowledged that the first goal of the Germans had created a "total blackout" among Brazilians.

Sprayed 7-1 byGermany in the semifinals of the World Cup, Tuesday in Belo Horizonte, the Brazilian selection has completely sunk against the men of Joachim Low. Questioned by Rede Globo, Julio Cesar acknowledged the superiority of the Germans.

"They were stronger, we must acknowledge. The first goal has created a total blackout, no one expected this. Congratulations to the Germans. Now we return we embrace our families. What remains is sadness. Particularly, I would like to share my personal failure of 2010 with today's game. I prefer this match ended with a score of 2-1, with an error on my part, that this 7-1. But the team is strong, these players know how to straighten the head. I worked a lot to be back here and I thank God for having the chance to play the World Cup in my country. On behalf of the group, I thank everyone, and especially the Brazilian people for their support."

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Hom 2014, Joachim Low: "Was used by the immense pressure that weighed on them"

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:25:00 GMT

Joachim Low Brazil 2014 World Cup Germany quarter-final 07082014

Previous 9 Jul. 2014 02:24:15 very satisfied with the qualification of Germany for the final of the World Cup, Joachim Low has never doubted the qualities of his group.

Very satisfied the qualifying for the final of the World Cup after the cardboard front of Brazil (7-1), Joachim Low, theGermanycoach, admitted not having doubted the qualities of his group. For him, his players were perfectly able to exploit his opponent's weaknesses.

"The feelings are obviously very beautiful." It has faced with calm and order the deep emotion and passion of Brazilians. It was said if we were brave and aware of our own forces, we were going to win this match. Three goals in four minutes, for the host country, it was obviously a shock. At 2-0, they were upside down, they lost their organization and it is served in a very cold manner. It is served by the immense pressure that weighed on them. Now, we have to stay humble and not to overstate this performance."

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"Shame and humiliation", the traumatized Brazilian press

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:21:00 GMT

Thiago Silva consolates David Luiz Germany Brazil 2014 World Cup 07082014

Next back 9 Jul. 2014 00:31:24 the Brazilian press mourned after the elimination of Brazil in the semifinals of the world stage after a severe 1-7 against the Germany.

Brazil is humiliated 7-1 by the Germany and grants the greatest defeat in its history,"regrets the sports newspaper O Estado de Sao Paulo. "The feast ends in tears with the festival of German goals.

«The Seleç?o was defeated byGermany. The title dream dies again at home,"laments Zero Hora daily generalist, which on its electronic version, does not skimp on the photos of Brazilian fans to their knees or in tears.

The general circulation Folha de Sao Paulo quoitiden bar its one of a ruthless "Massacred" and evokes a 'Mineiraco', in reference to the Maracanazo facing Uruguay in the 1950 World organized in the Brazil at the time: "the Brazil humiliated again by trying to win the world at home".

The highly respected O Globo speaks of a 'shame' and historical 'humiliation': "In the tragic evening at Minerao, Scolari team is beaten and said goodbye to a sixth trophy". Correio do Povo focuses on David Luiz: "David Luiz apologizes and promises to reward the Brazilian people." "In less than 30 minutes, the Germany took the best on selection and scored 5 goals (...) Is the largest Brazilian defeat in the World Cup,"said the daily.

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David Luiz collapses in tears after the Humiliation of the 7-1 of the Brazil World Cup

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:17:00 GMT

7-1 defeat of Brazil in the semifinal of the Cup World stunned the world and left the host country in shock, and nowhere is that more clearly show that face of captain David Luiz.

Luiz has consoled after the game in normal skipper Thiago Silva, who was serving a suspension.

The loss hit Thiago Silva & David Luiz https://t.co/G8Pj2NI9z6 #BRA
-TheSportMatrix (@_TheSportMatrix) July 8, 2014

But the tears continued to flow for Luiz, who has struggled to compose himself at the time wherever it was called to an interview focused on the ground.

Speaking later in the Press Conference, Luiz, now of Paris Saint-Germain, has apologized to the nation.

David Luiz said sorry to a nation. #bra pic.twitter.com/IHECnxSLiO
-Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) July 8, 2014

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World Cup 2014: Updated Bracket and Scores Following Day 27 Results

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:14:00 GMT

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One half of the 2014 World Cup final is set following a Day 27 affair that featured a result nobody saw coming.

While the second set of the semifinal won't be played until Wednesday when the Netherlands and Argentina face off, Tuesday saw Brazil and Germany gunning it out for the first spot. It took five goals in less than 30 minutes for the only Day 27 match to take a wicked turn for the incredible.

Let's break it all down and highlight how the World Cup in Brazil looks after Day 27.

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Day 27 Recap

Germany 7, Brazil 1

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Emotions have ran high in Brazil over recent days, with the news of Neymar's fractured vertebra and subsequent departure from the World Cup. But as time inched nearer toward Tuesday's semifinal, the feeling around the host nation was that even without Neymar or suspended captain Thiago Silva, their heart, attacking speed and fan advantage would get them through.

The Germans had other ideas.

Thomas Muller started it off with an 11th-minute goal, then a knockout blow of four goals in six minutes crushed Brazilian spirits and paved the way for an easy 7-1 Germany win over the host country in Belo Horizonte.

Bleacher Report summed up the German victory:

Brazil is eliminated in the #WorldCup semifinals in an absolutely dominant 7-1 win by the Germans! pic.twitter.com/yDDJ5ggAZD
— Bleacher Report (@BleacherReport) July 8, 2014

Per ESPN Stats and Information, it was a host country's worst-ever performance in a World Cup match:

#GER 7, #BRA 1... Today's score was the worst loss by a host country in #WorldCup history, doubling the previous record margin. #BRAvsGER
— ESPN Stats & Info (@ESPNStatsInfo) July 8, 2014

Without Brazil talisman Neymar in the fold, Luiz Felipe Scolari went with Bernard in the starting 11. Dante moved into the central defense to replace Silva.

Obviously depleted and facing a dominating German midfield, Scolari's men opted to play to their speed—whipping in aerial balls and using their pace to frustrate Germany's tactical nature.

It didn't work. The Germans were on the attacking foot early on, resulting in Muller's early goal from a corner that was a byproduct of sloppy set-piece defense.

Just 12 minutes later, Miroslav Klose etched his place in the record books with a 23rd minute goal that not only put Germany in front 2-0, but put him alone at the top of the World Cup scoring list.

BBC Sport noted Klose's feat:

Miroslav Klose is now the all-time record goalscorer in #WorldCup history with 16 goals, beating Ronaldo. #BRA 0-2 #GER.
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) July 8, 2014

A 2-0 lead figured to be a nightmare start for the Brazilians, especially without arguably their two most impacting players on the pitch. With their hopes of winning their home World Cup slipping away, they picked the wrong time to hit the self-destruct button.

Immediately after the goal, Germany regained possession and came hustling down the pitch. Another one of many brilliant passing displays found Toni Kroos, who easily pushed it in for a 3-0 lead.

Bruno Magalhaes/Associated Press

Two minutes later, it was Kroos again with an impressive finish from the top of the box. Minutes after singing the national anthem with tens of thousands of fans, Brazil faced a 4-0 deficit.

That wasn't enough. Sami Khedira, involved in the earlier goals, put his name on the scoresheet with a 29th-minute goal.

Here's a look at all five of the early German goals, per Footy Vines:

All 5 of Germany's goals https://t.co/SmzcLTIHv7
— Footy Vines.com (@Footy_Vines_) July 8, 2014

The end of the first half couldn't come soon enough for Brazil. In fact, there's a good chance Scolari and his team—along with the fans still left in the crowd—wouldn't have minded the match being called after 45 minutes.

But there was a second half to play, and Brazil responded well early on. A couple of scoring chances came the way of Oscar and Marcelo, but the result was obvious after 30 minutes.

Bleacher Report UK summed up the match perfectly:

#bra vs. #ger in flag form. [image @MirrorJohnny] pic.twitter.com/bHN9DNpmq8
— Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) July 8, 2014

As the second half wore on, Germany proved they weren't done pressing on and looking for goals. A few times, Muller nearly landed his sixth of the tournament, which would have tied him with Colombia's James Rodriguez for the Golden Boot lead.

Germany continued generating scoring chances, and Andre Schurrle wasn't going to be denied in the 69th minute. He put yet another past Brazil goalkeeper Julio Cesar for Germany's sixth of the contest.

It was an all-time low moment for Brazil, as Squawka Football captured:

Brazil have conceded 6 goals in a World Cup match for the very first time in history. #BRA pic.twitter.com/yJXs0qOg7N
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) July 8, 2014

The humiliation likely set in for Brazil supporters, coaches and even players after the third goal. But the Germans weren't done, even after a sixth goal to wet their palettes in the second half.

Schurrle scored 10 minutes after his first, ripping one over Cesar's head and under the crossbar in the 79th minute to pad the score to 7-0.

At that point, Sports Illustrated's Grant Wahl put Germany's domination in perspective:

Take away the 4 goals in 6 minutes, and Germany still leads 3-0.
— Grant Wahl (@GrantWahl) July 8, 2014

The end of the match couldn't come soon enough for Brazil, and that could be told by the looks on the players' faces. But they weren't going down without scoring the last goal.

In the 90th minute, just before stoppage time, Brazil attacking midfielder Oscar slipped into the box and held off Jerome Boateng. He faced up Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer, who had been a brick wall for Brazil's few early chances.

This time, Oscar got it past Neuer to give Brazil the smallest of consolations—one goal in a 7-1 defeat.

After heading home from a round-of-16 loss to Belgium, USA head coach and German native Jurgen Klinsmann was happy for his homeland:

GERMANY WRITING WORLD CUP HISTORY TODAY !!! HUGE HUGE COMPLIMENT !!! SO PROUD OF THEM !!
— Jürgen Klinsmann (@J_Klinsmann) July 8, 2014

Even though the Brazil players may feel disgraced after one of the worst losses in the history of the World Cup, they aren't done playing. After being eliminated, they will still have to face the loser of Argentina-Netherlands in a third-place match on July 12.

On the other side, it's sheer jubilation and joy for the Germans after one of their best-ever 90 minutes in the World Cup. Those saying there isn't a truly great team in this tournament might need to rethink that after Germany's display put on Tuesday.

It's been 24 years since the Germans added a World Cup title, with 1990 being the last time. They have come drastically close in recent years, but they will have their say in a fourth world championship in Rio de Janeiro against either the Argentines or the Dutch.

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Brazil vs. Germany: Goals, Highlights from World Cup Semi-Final Match

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:10:00 GMT

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Germany produced one of the most dominant performances in World Cup history to beat hosts Brazil 7-1 and advance to the final.

The first real chance of the game fell to Germany in the 11th minute, and that man Thomas Mueller duly took it.

GOAL Muller gives Germany the lead http://t.co/7YsdtFya3r
— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

Germany doubled their lead midway through the first half, with Miroslav Klose becoming the World Cup's all-time top scorer in the process.

The moment that Klose broke o fenômeno's World-Cup goal-scoring record: https://t.co/J0C6UP7Xaf
— Liam (@OffsideLiam) July 8, 2014

A bad start turned into a disaster for Brazil when Toni Kroos made it 3-0 minutes later.

What a finish Toni Kroos. http://t.co/Ii1sskCNtw
— Football Vines (@Vine_Football) July 8, 2014

Not long after, Germany's remarkable start continued with a fourth—Kroos getting his second in the space of two minutes.

KROOS' second goal in 2 minutes (Germany 4-0 Brazil) | https://t.co/Ngy4kWMsDA
— 2014 World Cup (@TheWorIdCup) July 8, 2014

And then came a fifth, from Sami Khedira. And we still hadn't reached the break.

Khedira scored to make it 5-0 http://t.co/qY7qrATzfr
— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

That was five in the space of 18 minutes. Brazil had some early chances at the start of the second half, but Manuel Neuer was also in ruthless mode.

None shall pass Manuel Neuer - German keeper stands tall in Brazil https://t.co/2aWpcDsdkk #Germany #Neuer #WorldCup #GERvBRA
— Tom McKendrick (@tommckendrick) July 8, 2014

And then came a sixth, from substitute Andre Schurrle.

GOAL! Schurrle gets Germany's 6th https://t.co/J1IRkYPOrt
— Footy Vines.com (@Footy_Vines_) July 8, 2014

Germany made it 7-0 soon after, with Schurrle helping himself to a second.

GOAL Schurrle makes it 7-0 yeah http://t.co/1hVi1MSr0x
— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

Brazil grabbed a late consolation through Oscar, but it mattered not.

Oscar for Brazil - The comeback is on. http://t.co/y9BrGb8KgJ
— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

Re-live the entire match here.

Chelsea Transfer News: Why Marcos Rojo Is Better Fit for Blues Than Filipe Luis

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:06:00 GMT

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Ashley Cole’s departure from Stamford Bridge after an eight-year stint in west London means that the club are looking for a man to lead the new era at left-back.

Though Cesar Azpilicueta made the position his own last season with a string of impressive performances, manager Jose Mourinho is keen to add further options at full-back with squad depth proving an important factor at the top of the European game.

With that in mind, Chelsea have launched an improved £15 million bid for Atletico Madrid star Filipe Luis, having seen a previous £12 million offer rejected—per ESPN.co.uk.

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The report reveals that the La Liga champions refused to sell Luis initially due to Chelsea’s reluctance to meet his £19 million buyout clause, and though the latest offer also comes up short, the Blues will be hoping that Atletico will be tempted into letting their wantaway defender go.

However, with Mourinho already luring Atletico star Diego Costa away from the Spanish capital, it’s hard to see Diego Simeone letting another one of his stalwarts go.

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That may be a blessing in disguise for the Blues, though, as Luis is hardly a long-term solution to Chelsea’s left-back needs—something that Sky Football’s Matthew Stanger agrees with:

Filipe Luis is great, but €25m is a lot to pay for a left-back who will be 29 in August. Surprised Ricardo Rodr?guez isn't attracting offers
— Matthew Stanger (@MatthewStanger) June 16, 2014

It seems that the only team winning from either possible outcome of the Luis transfer saga is Atletico, and Mourinho would be sensible to look elsewhere.

Waiting elsewhere is Marcos Rojo, who has been one of the stars of Argentina’s road to the World Cup semi-finals in Brazil.

Rojo has been a subject of Chelsea’s transfer rumour mill of late, and Portuguese newspaper O Jogo reported that the Blues are interested in signing the Sporting Lisbon defender for a fee in the region of €15 million—per The Independent.

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The 24-year-old has both youth and Chelsea’s finances on his side in the Luis vs. Rojo battle, but there’s so much more to the Lisbon man than that.

Similarly to Branislav Ivanovic, Rojo has the ability to fill in at centre-back as well as full-back, and fits Chelsea’s defensive style as a solid player that prioritises stability over attacking adventure.

Not that the Argentinian can’t be a threat at the other end of the pitch, though, scoring four league goals last season according to WhoScored.com and being a key outlet on Sporting’s left side.

Rojo also revealed that he could be open to a move away from the Portuguese capital, saying that any “tempting” offer would be considered—per journalist Jan Hagen:

Argentina's Marcos Rojo, recently linked with CFC/LFC: "I'm fine at Sporting, but if we receives tempting offers we've to evaluate them."
— Jan Hagen (@PortuBall) July 8, 2014

Though Luis has experience that Rojo can’t match right now, come four years’ time, who knows where the exciting Argentinian’s career will be?

If it’s at Stamford Bridge, then he’ll be operating under the right staff to turn him into the kind of player that can rival Cole’s place at left-back in the Blues’ all-time Premier League XI.

Luiz Felipe Scolari Apologizes, Takes Blame for Brazil's 7-1 Loss to Germany

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 02:03:00 GMT

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An apology was definitely in order from Brazil manager Luiz Felipe Scolari following his side's 7-1 loss to Germany in Tuesday's World Cup semifinal match.

Scolari took responsibility for the Selecao's poor performance, which will go down as one of the worst in World Cup history. Sam Borden of The New York Times highlighted the key points Scolari made in his post-match press conference:

Scolari: "To the people: First of all, please excuse us for this negative mistake."
— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) July 8, 2014

Scolari: "The catastrophic result can be shared with the whole group ... but the results, the person responsible, is me."
— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) July 8, 2014

Scolari: "We've lost. I was the one who made the choices."
— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) July 8, 2014

Scolari: "If I were to think of my life ... I think it was the worst day of my life."
— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) July 8, 2014

Scolari: "I'm going to be remembered probably that I lost 7-1. But that was a risk I knew I was taking."
— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) July 8, 2014

Jack Lang of the Daily Mirror relayed Scolari's praise for Germany, in which he discussed the indomitable nature of the opponent:

Scolari: "#GER were marvellous. They would have done that even if we had Neymar. We couldn't stop them." #BRA
— Jack Lang (@snap_kaka_pop) July 8, 2014

BBC Sport's Phil McNulty weighed in on how well the Germans fared, but also accentuated how disappointing this was for Brazil:

Brazil 1 Germany 7. Magnificent Germany but embarrassment for a proud football country such as this one.
— Phil McNulty (@philmcnulty) July 8, 2014

Playing as hosts brought with it the pressure to pull through for a victory. The Selecao were without their best attacking threat in Neymar and their defense's captain in Thiago Silva, but even their presence likely would not have been enough to avoid such a collective meltdown.

Scolari's counterpart, Germany's Joachim Low, is a reputed tactician whose attack put together a peerless effort and was relentless for 90 minutes. It was also such a stark contrast to the haplessness with which Brazil played on the back line, which can be pinned on its boss.

Brazil players huddled in the middle of the pitch after the blowout defeat amid boos and disapproving whistles from the native fans. Beyond just its fans, even the team will be hard-pressed to support Scolari as the long-term manager moving forward following this crushing blowout.

As successful as Scolari has been in the World Cup throughout his managerial career, it's human nature to emphasize the negatives over a myriad of positives. Scolari even acknowledged that he'll be remembered more for Tuesday's loss than anything he's accomplished in the past. That hurts his prospects moving forward and in preparation for the 2018 World Cup.

It will be interesting to see how Brazil responds in the third-place consolation match against the loser of Argentina and the Netherlands. If the Selecao can bounce back and put forth a respectable showing, perhaps Scolari's job security won't be as tenuous.

Germany's Quick Start Against Brazil at 2014 World Cup Leaves Fans Crying

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Why Neymar Wouldn't Have Saved Brazil from World Cup Mauling by Germany

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 01:56:00 GMT

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Brazilian superstar Neymar sat out the 2014 FIFA World Cup semi-final with injury as his team were humiliated 7-1 by Germany, a historic defeat as they bowed out of the finals on home soil in embarrassing fashion.

That Brazil even scored a consolation goal near the end was little more than a further embarrassment, being unable to celebrate or take any joy from the moment.

The pre-match talk centered around the absence of Neymar in attack and, through suspension, Thiago Silva in defence. But while the latter could have made a significant difference to the final scoreline, especially with David Luiz's inept performance, Neymar would have prevented very little of the massacre occurring.

What a beautiful tribute to Neymar the Brazilian players did. Neymar couldn't play, so neither did the rest of the team.
— Ana Paula Veiga (@anap_veiga) July 8, 2014

Lack of Service

Neymar's ability to ghost past players, break into space at pace and get shots away from around the edge of the penalty area relies on two factors: service from the midfield and others creating space for him to exploit.

Previous to the World Cup, we have mainly seen Neymar achieve the latter by cutting infield from the left; moved centrally, he has not been able to drift in off the flank anywhere near as much and has frequently found himself doubled-up on by opposition markers stationing two defensive midfielders in close proximity.

Jamie McDonald/Getty Images Not sure if walking back to centre circle...or Brazil's marking during the game.

Thus, he has had to rely on passes from deeper midfield players and central defenders, with Neymar then looking to spin and accelerate away from markers, exchange passes or look to shoot from around the 20-metre mark.

Was there any such service for Oscar? Or for Bernard? Very little indeed. Neymar would have been reduced to chasing back in deeper zones than usual to support his defensive players—the first half featured all 11 Brazil players within 10 metres of their own box at times—and looking to begin his runs on the ball from around 60, 70 metres from goal.

By himself, Neymar's natural strengths on the ball would have counted for little here.

Lack of Support

Habitually, Brazil's 4-2-3-1 system should allow for one of the central midfielders to break forward from deep, adding an extra body to the attack with power and passing ability as they move into the final third.

The first 10 minutes against Germany did indeed see such running, first from Fernandinho and then Luiz Gustavo, but that support line from deep soon ended once the first goal went in, disappointingly from a set piece.

Buda Mendes/Getty Images Hulk had zero impact on the game.

Hulk, starting on the left, should have offered pace and width to break in behind Philipp Lahm if the Germany right-back insisted on attacking, but there were few passes for the forward to chase in beyond the back four, and his on-the-ball output was minimal.

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Again, with no successful attempts from Brazilian players to make themselves available in space for Neymar to play off, to find through passes for runs off the ball and for himself to receive back one-twos to create space, the No. 10's impact would have been severely blunted—as was Oscar's for large stretches.

If he can't get the ball high up the field, if he can't link with team-mates and if his team simply aren't good enough to keep the ball from Germany, not even two Neymars would have made much difference on the night for Brazil.

The Rebuild

The one small, saving grace for the whole debacle is that when the inquest begins on Brazil's absolute failure—semi-final or not, the manner of their exit makes it exactly that—Neymar's name will be mercifully absent.

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He gave his all beforehand to drag the team through and paid the price with his fitness, but where the likes of Fred, Paulinho or others may well be ousted by common voice in the aftermath of the finals, Neymar will be heralded as one of few who gave the country cause to hope.

When a new manager is put in place, when the new side is being structured for the forthcoming Copa America, Neymar will once again be at the heart of things, expected to help the improvements take shape.

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Twitter Reacts to Toni Kroos, Miroslav Klose's Performance vs. Brazil

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 01:54:00 GMT

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In what became one of the most surprising results in World Cup history, Germany embarrassed Brazil with a 7-1 victory in the tournament's semifinals on Tuesday.

While almost everyone on the pitch for Germany can be satisfied with an impressive performance, Toni Kroos and Miroslav Klose truly stood out from the rest of the pack with outstanding showings from start to finish.

Kroos helped put his side in the lead in the 11th minute when his corner kick led to a Thomas Mueller goal, as described by Henry Winter of The Daily Telegraph:

Good finish, shocking defending. Kroos corner, Muller finish. 5th goal this #WorldCup, 10 in two tournaments, could challenge Klose/Ronaldo
— Henry Winter (@henrywinter) July 8, 2014

Mueller then continued his impressive play when he set up Klose for the team's second goal in the 23rd minute, though he needed a rebound to make it 2-0:

Remember when Miroslav Klose broke Ronaldo's all-time World Cup scoring record? Here it is if you need a reminder » http://t.co/hp4sZGMe1p
— ESPN FC (@ESPNFC) July 8, 2014

BBC Sport points out what made this score so important:

Miroslav Klose is now the all-time record goalscorer in #WorldCup history with 16 goals, beating Ronaldo. #BRA 0-2 #GER.
— BBC Sport (@BBCSport) July 8, 2014

English footballer Joseph Barton talks about the 36-year-old veteran's achievement and what it took to get to this point:

Take a bow Miroslav Klose. Top scorer in World Cup history. Never scored in a Semi or Final before tonight.
— Joseph Barton (@Joey7Barton) July 8, 2014

Klose been criticised all year for putting country before club. He'll feel justified by going into the history books tonight. #WClegend
— Joseph Barton (@Joey7Barton) July 8, 2014

James Horncastle of BT Sport breaks down what makes this such an impressive feat:

To do it against Brazil in Brazil at this stage as well. #Klose
— James Horncastle (@JamesHorncastle) July 8, 2014

Meanwhile, Sam Borden of The New York Times realizes the effect this had on the match and the home fans watching at the time:

The nightclub just became a library. Klose, off a rebound, becomes the all-time World Cup scoring leader and it's 2-0. A nation, stunned.
— Sam Borden (@SamBorden) July 8, 2014

Manager Joachim Low discussed the possibility of Klose breaking the World Cup record before the start of the tournament, saying, "I would be very happy for him as a player if he were to achieve this historic mark because he's been present at numerous World Cups, but as a coach, those statistics are secondary," via Neil Maidment of Reuters.

The good news is that this was clearly a secondary storyline in what became an impressive showcase for the national team. As if the 2-0 deficit was too much for Brazil to overcome, Kroos made sure Germany would leave with a dominant victory in the next few minutes.

The midfielder saw an opening in the 24th minute and fired a shot into the back of the net, as shown by Bleacher Report UK:

Toni Kroos's first goal was a screamer #bra #ger https://t.co/T9kiywcmeF
— Bleacher Report UK (@br_uk) July 8, 2014

Just two minutes later, Kroos was able to finish with his other foot to put his side up 4-0, a mark that pretty much signified the end of any competition in this semifinal match. Phil McNulty of BBC Sport captured the moment at the stadium:

Kroos again. 4-0. Silence around the stadium. Some Brazil fans in tears.
— Phil McNulty (@philmcnulty) July 8, 2014

Goal.com's Wayne Veysey breaks down the strong play from Kroos over these moments to make the match a blowout:

Toni Kroos toying with Brazil. Set up 1 and scored 2, including a stunner, within minutes in a WC semi. A complete midfielder.
— Wayne Veysey (@wayneveysey) July 8, 2014

Squawka Football showed how impressive this first half really was:

Toni Kroos in numbers: 2 shots, 2 goals, 94% accuracy, 1 assist, 1 chances created, 1 take on. #GER pic.twitter.com/nSDZwGjcm3
— Squawka Football (@Squawka) July 8, 2014

Of course, Janusz Michallik of ESPN notes Kroos had been playing well all tournament:

Toni Kroos with an exceptional World Cup, tactically and otherwise.
— Janusz Michallik (@JanuszESPN) July 8, 2014

Klose was subbed out for Andre Schurrle in the 68th minute, who went on to score two goals in the win. However, Kroos continued his strong play throughout the 90 minutes and helped Germany clinch their incredible victory to advance.

They will now move onto the finals to face the winner of Argentina and the Netherlands. If the Germans can play half as well as they did in the semifinals, they should be able to bring home another World Cup title.

Based on what we saw on Tuesday, Klose and Kroos will play a big role in this final matchup.

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David Luiz Must be held responsible for the embarrassing Brazil defeat of World Cup

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 01:49:00 GMT

Brazil suffered their worst humiliation in their history together, proud football after losing 7-1 in Germany in the semifinal of the 2014 World Cup, Tuesday night.

Shorn of leadership and inspiring performance of key central defender Thiago Silva suspended, patron of Brazil Felipe Scolari told his partner, David Luiz, to take over the captain's armband.

After half an hour, the game ended, Luiz was already responsible for more than one goal and its performance all-out on what remained of the game has deteriorated to nothing less than a disgrace to his shirt, the fans who watched on and the manager who made him captain.

#BRA manager Luiz Felipe Scolari: pic.twitter.com/adqBvGXsZq "It is the worst day of my life."
-FOX Soccer (@FOXSoccer) July 8, 2014

Defend, David

Towards the end of the season 2012-13, interim Chelsea Rafael Benitez boss used David Luiz in a roving but the deep midfield role, allowing the Brazilian to speak on the ball, attack when the opportunity arose and be safe in the knowledge that two and sometimes three, players sit deeper than him for loss of enjoyment or positional faults.

Last season, José Mourinho he used in the same role for his club, where in particular he excelled against Paris Saint-Germain - his new club in the Champions League.

For the Brazil against the Germany, Luiz seemed to think that he was still playing this role, looking to break forward with threat, picking up the ball in dangerous areas and opportunities for other fashion in the last third.

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Except, when it did, only central defender remained in place. Germany swarmed forward, with the great movement, a play button and finish terrible, clinical States.

whoscored.com

Luiz is a defender of the offensive of mind - that is very good. In fact, more than fine, it is wonderful, exciting and a very actual resource teams can exploit to their advantage. But the first task of the defense remains to stop the opposition to win the game, it does not win himself.

At what point do you have Luiz, the leader of the team, the captain on the night, insist his team clam upwards, Germany's space in the attack of hunger and simply prevents manhandle them become worse? It has not, at all. Perhaps, as that team, Brazil were not able to do this, but as an individual, it was incumbent on Luiz set an example for his team to follow.

Just to say, in this respect at least, it succeeded.

PSG will be hoping that Thiago Silva is the man to keep David Luiz constant failure. Collapsed without him on the field tonight.
-Simon Harrison (@simonhfootball) July 8, 2014

Unforgivable lack of commitment

Luiz lost his marker on the first goal, a finish volleyed by Thomas Müller on a corner kick, but there was an element of good positional game by teammates of Müller, which has prevented the continued forward Luiz. Not very well defend by all means, but perhaps also not entirely his fault.

At the time Brazil were drawn throughout the show for the 2 - pour le 2-0 0, Luiz and Co. wilted visibly in their desire to match run the Germans and therefore the fall began.

For goals 4 and 5 - and it is a mark of Luiz, Marcelo and other chaotic display as 'objectives 4 and 5' were not yet the end of trample - however, the part that plays David Luiz was unforgettable, unforgivable, unexplainable.

David Luiz will lead Brazil to victory tonight. He was my star of this World Cup. This passion commitment determination. #BRAvGER
-Piers Morgan (@piersmorgan) July 8, 2014

With the split in the centre-back, Luiz was stationed his troops down the channel right when his teammate lost the ball. It did charge, aggressively seeking to stop another objective in? No. half-hearted jog. A, a wave of the arm. It does not seem to matter.

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Moments later, defender of the Brazil captain and first choice wanted to break a tackle as Sami Khedira has finished making it 5-0.

Forget the tears, sweat, challenges the goal of the confederations Cup line and even the great tackles during this tournament. Value and contribution to the team by Luiz was visible there in those two moments. He came horribly, terribly want.

Ill-Discipline

A challenge in the second half by Müller on Luiz caused a moment of indignation by the Defender; in truth nothing much in the tackle, and Müller won the ball. A moment more, however, Luiz voluntarily turned in possession to Müller, kneeling on the ground and I tried absolutely nail the ball to him about five metres.

He started a bit of a stampede in the midfield as the two had to be separated, but Luiz should have been sent to for a clear case of intent to injure his opponent.

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Theme of Luiz continues the game, rather predictable missed the ball altogether. Maybe only he saved to an early exit as the boos and insults rained down on those yellow from the stands.

His mind was completely gone by this point of the game, but it is a 90 minute it revive devilishly over and over again for the rest of his career. 2014 was supposed to be the buyout for the Brazil for their defeat of 1950, and Luiz has the opportunity to lead the side through the final.

What the Brazil got him instead was a diabolical individual performance in an extremely awkward display of the team and the result of everyone involved in the side of each bit haunting as long the Maracanazo made.

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Memes Take over Twitter as Germany Rout Brazil at the World Cup

noreply@blogger.com (moulay) — Wed, 9 Jul 2014 01:45:00 GMT

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It was possibly the most remarkable 45 minutes in the history of the World Cup, with Germany putting five past Brazil in the space of 18 minutes.

Brazil's World Cup was over by the halftime whistle.

Here are some of the best memes to meet the hosts' demise, and Germany's impressive show of force.

Kickoff: Brazil 0-0 Germany 28th minute: Brazil 0-5 Germany pic.twitter.com/FMJUXWApkK
— FutbolBible (@FutbolBible) July 8, 2014

Brazil to Germany be like pic.twitter.com/6HuMPEFMsb
— College Humor (@_CollegeHumor_) July 8, 2014

USA only lost 1-0 to Germany pic.twitter.com/RUXJwY65KN
— 2014 World Cup (@20l4WorIdCup) July 8, 2014

Brazil needs 5 goals this half #SGP pic.twitter.com/xOHy5lFLsq
— SoccerGirlProblems™ (@SoccerGrlProbs) July 8, 2014

Brazil fans at half time pic.twitter.com/X9jtvLSHzP
— - Nick - (@NickRaccoon) July 8, 2014

See all the goals here.