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Germany
beats Argentina 4-0 to reach WC semifinals
Sunday, July 04, 2010 12:12:38 PM,
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Cape Town:
Germany had an easier than expected 4-0 win over Argentina on
Saturday, reaching the World Cup semifinals and sending both Lionel
Messi and Diego Maradona home.
Miroslav Klose scored two of the goals, taking his World Cup tally
to 14 in three tournaments. The 14 goals equals the German record,
held by Gerd Mueller. Brazil striker Ronaldo has the overall World
Cup record with 15 goals.
Thomas Mueller gave Germany the lead with a third-minute header, and
Klose celebrated his 100th international appearance with a simple
tap-in in the 68th minute as Germany outplayed the Argentine
defense.
Arne Friedrich raced all the way up from defense to strike home the
third goal in the 74th, and Klose scored his second in the 89th.
With the three-time champion Germans dominating every sector of the
field, Argentina paled in comparison and Messi left the tournament
without a single goal, while Maradona failed to get his nation back
into the World Cup final.
"To lose like that is very painful," Argentina striker Carlos Tevez
said. "We played badly and sometimes when you make mistakes you go
home.
"They did what we knew they were capable of doing."
In the stands, German Chancellor Angela Merkel was clapping and
celebrating while down below, Maradona clasped his hands before his
face in frustration.
With all the pre-game hype and bad blood dominating the headlines,
the game started as explosively as could be expected.
Bastian Schweinsteiger curled in a tight free kick from the left in
the third minute and Mueller glanced it toward the feet of an
out-of-position goalkeeper Sergio Romero and into the net.
When Argentina started threatening in the second half, Germany's
teamwork paid off again on a break in the 68th when Lukas Podolski
found Klose totally unmarked in the goalmouth and the Bayern Munich
veteran celebrated with probably the simplest goal of his Germany
career.
The Argentines soon collapsed, and Friedrich finished off the sort
of teamwork that has turned the young German team into a favorite
for the title.
With his second goal, Klose proved how lethal he still is at 32. And
nimble, too, celebrating his goal with a somersault.
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