Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Germany. Show all posts

Wednesday, June 1, 2011

FIFA 10: Uruguay vs. Germany (2010 FIFA World Cup)

www.jayandrob.com Higlights 0:07-1:08/ Goal of the match 1:10/ Pass of the match 1:26. Jay won! Website designed and produced by: Rob Tiina Pyykkö: home.tamk.fi Juha Lindstedt: pakastin.fi "It´sa shame that Finland is not in the World Cup.. They are not ready for the big tournaments. What can you do.. While they are struggling their way into big tournaments we have to enjoy the big matches from our couch, enjoy the beautiful nature of Tampere, Finland and study some photography. Enjoy the websites!" - Jay & Rob



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Saturday, February 26, 2011

Germany - Spain ( Semi Final 2010 South Africa) (HD)

Highlights of the big game between Germany and Spain . Germany is in a great constitution but spain want to come into the final . Germanys best player at the moment are Schweinsteiger , Friedrich , Neuer ,Klose and Lahm . Spain has Villa , Xavi , Iniesta Pique and Casillas . They play in Moses Mabhida in Durban . This game was simulated by me with Fifa 10 . The winner of the match will play against the netherlands . My tip is 2 : 1 for Germany after the Extra Time like in the game . I´ve created this simulation with pinnacle studio . Extra Tags : Germany Spain Deutschland Spanien Allemagne Espana Semi Final Halbfinale Semifinal vicente del bosque Joachim löw jogi löw Durban World cup South Africa Waka waka shakira Helele song music Xavi 7 july juli julio 2010 casillas puyol capdevilla pique xavi iniesta xabi alonso Villa David Torres Pedro Mata Lehmann Kahn Adler neuer lahm merthesacker friedrich boateng Khedira Schweinsteiger Müller Kroos klose podolski özil oezil maradonna goals tore pone de relieve highlights puertas defend penalty free kick



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Friday, February 11, 2011

World Cup 2010 Semifinals - Germany vs Spain (Sim)

We sim the big game in 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa. Find out who wins!



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Thursday, February 10, 2011

Germany vs Argentina World Cup 2010 Fanmeile Berlin

Footage from Germany vs Argentina, World Cup 2010, at the Fanmeile Berlin. More than 300.000 people came to watch the match on big screens in scorching heat. Blog: www.cloudyandsocial.com Follow me on Twitter www.twitter.com



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Wednesday, February 9, 2011

The reason Germany didnt win the match. highlights of Spain Vs Germany 2010 FIFA World cup

(High quality footage) Germanys best shot on goal during the game. A good shot on goal by Kroos on goal in 68th minute, the goal is saved by the goalie. It was their best shot on goal and in my opinion their best hope of winning. SPAIN WON THIS MATCH. 1-0 to spain. Kroos Casillas save.



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Sunday, January 23, 2011

Thursday, January 13, 2011

FIFA World Cup 2010 - Team Profile Germany

Germany's 6th place in the FIFA world rankings does scant justice to their pedigree and record that includes three World Cups won, in 17 appearances, the last one coming in 1990. But Germany's history in recent years has been a case of missed opportunities, whether at World Cups 2006 and 2002, or at Euro 2008.

In the qualifiers, however, the European giants performed to potential, twice putting it across Russia, apart from dismissing Wales, Liechtenstein and Azarbaijan.

The man to watch is Miroslav Klose, a crafty striker, with a prolific scoring record. Pudolski, midfielder-cum-striker, is another great prospect. Tragically, Germany have lost their star midfielder and captain, Michael Ballack, to injury, on the eve of the World Cup. They have another talented midfielder in Bastian Schweinsteiger, who will be under greater pressure of expectation, in Ballack's absence. They also have a great defender in Phillip Lahm. But German fans will lament the absence of Torsten Frings, from the line-up.

However, Germany should have little trouble heading their group D, the other teams being Serbia, Ghana and Australia. In fact, Germany hold a record of sorts, of not losing a single group game, from 1986 onwards.

Their first real challenge should be in the quarter-final, in the form of Argentina. If they survive Argentina, Germany are likely to run into Italy, in the semi-final. In Ballack's absence, Germany seem beset by an unsurmountable problem. But don't write them off; like true champions, they are given to rising to the big occasions.




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Suresh Iyer is an avid sports fan and blogger.

Monday, December 13, 2010

Germany vs Spain-2010 Fifa World Cup Semifinal BIG BASH

SouthAfrica plays host to a mouth-watering all-European semi-final as in-form Germany To watch the Spain vs Germany match go to germany-vs-spain.notlong.com WAtch Original video on this http Striker Luis Suarez blocked a Ghana shot with his arm at the goal line in the final seconds of extra time on Friday night. He drew a red card and is suspended for the semifinal, but Asamoah Gyan hit the crossbar with the ensuing penalty kick.Spain has lost just twice since then, and yet going into Wednesday's World Cup semifinal, it is Germany that looks like the in-form team. Spain has produced its best passing football only in patches, while Germany has been devastating on the counterattack, destroying both Argentina and England....fifa-worldcup-semifinal.notlong.com



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Saturday, December 4, 2010

FIFA World Cup Quarter-Final Preview - Argentina Vs Germany

Argentina and Germany have been arguably the most aggressively exciting teams at this World Cup, making this match at Cape Town on Friday, a mouth watering prospect.

In contrast to their qualifying campaign, Argentina have been on top of their game, whether passing, or retaining the ball or finishing.

After cruising through the group matches with easy wins over Nigeria, South Korea and Greece, Argentina ran into Mexico in the round of 16. Contrary to expectation, Mexico disappointed, and barring the first 10 minutes or so, Argentina ruled, with Tevez's twin strikes deciding the issue. Higuain also got his name on the scorecard thanks to a blunder by Osario.

Messi has been the creative hub, despite not scoring himself, and Tevez and Higuain have benefited. the midfield has been in capanble hands, led by Javier Mascherano, and Angel di Maria and Maxi Rodriguez have supplemented the attack whenever possible.

The back-line led by Martin Demichelis is the only weak area, with a goal gifted to the South Koreans a case in point. Concentration lapses have also occurred too often for comfort, such as towards the end of the Mexico game.

German youth overwhelmed English experience, 4-1, in their round of 16 match, the worst defeat england have suffered in any World Cup finals.

This was a repeat of their group match against Australia, but that was followed by a shock defeat to Serbia. But Germany soon erased the memory with a 1-0 win over Ghana in their last group game to top the group.

Germany have looked complete in every aspect: Per Mertesacker and Arne Friedrich in the back line, Sami Khedira filling in for Michael Ballack, Bastian Schweinsteiger champion in the midfield, Mesut Oezil the brightest spark of the tournament for Germany, Klose a man for big occasions, the list looks non-ending.In fact, Germany's biggest enemy against Argentina could be overconfidence.

Lionel Messi is undoubtedly the key for Argentina. Without his selfless team spirit, apart from his supreme ball skills, Tevez and Higuain wouldn't have been half as effective.

Mesut Oezil was unknown before the World Cup. Here is the star of the future; mature beyond his years, he uses his prodigious talent to devastating effect.

Maradona is unlikely to tinker with his starting eleven. He will rely on Demichelis and Burdisso to counter Klose.

Germany Manager Joachim Leow could also opt for an unchanged side from the one that played against England. Klose, at their spearhead, rely on support from Oezil, Mueller and Podolski. The defence will be led by Lahm who is an additional attacking option, and the back-line will have Freidrich and Mertesacker.

This is a game of classic contrast in that Argentina have individual stars who can rule a game on their day, and Germany have youngsters with talent and energy but lack experience, at these rarefied heights. This lack showed up for the 15 minutes leading up to half-time against Lampard and company in the Ehgland game. For me, the result of this match will revolve around the question: can Germany's inexperience can weather the Messi storm?




For the latest sports gossip and news you will not find anywhere else on the Internet, and to download a FREE eBook on the 2010 FIFA World Cup, click http://www.cricinfosite.com

Suresh Iyer is an avid sports fan and blogger.

Friday, November 12, 2010

P19 Argentina Mexico England Germany World Cup 2010 FIFA (19)

Part 18 -Argentina beats Mexico at World Cup Tevez scores one offside and one onside to lead South American powers Carlos Tevez scored two goals and Gonzalo Higuain added another Sunday to give Argentina a 3-1 win over Mexico and a spot in the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals at South Africa. The match, however, was marred by a second refereeing blunder in as many games. Tevez was clearly offside when he headed in a pass from Lionel Messi in the eighth minute. The referee awarded the goal after consultation with his linesman as the pair was surrounded by angry Mexican and Argentine players. In the 33rd, Higuain rounded the goalkeeper to make it 2-0 after Ricardo Osorio, under no pressure, played the ball straight into his path. In the 52nd, Tevez sent in an unstoppable shot. Javier Hernandez pulled a goal back for Mexico in the 71st. ---- Germany, and Referee, Leave England Speechless BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa — The Germans power on, but the English become the third of Europe's big five soccer nations to depart the World Cup woefully short of living up to their billing. Germany thrashed England, 4-1, here on Sunday. The score leaves little room for equivocation or excuse. Yet there was one: Before halftime, with Germany ahead, 2-1, and England seemingly in the ascendancy, the referee ruled out a clear tying goal. It was not even a close call. Frank Lampard's lob over the goalkeeper struck the crossbar and fell 18 inches behind the goal line. Neither the Uruguayan referee ...



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Friday, October 29, 2010

FIFA 10: Germany vs. Spain (2010 FIFA World Cup)

www.jayandrob.com Higlights 0:07-0:59/ Goal of the match 1:02/ Pass of the match 1:21. Jay won! Website designed and produced by: Rob Tiina Pyykkö: home.tamk.fi Juha Lindstedt: pakastin.fi "It is a shame that Finland is not in the World Cup.. They are not ready for the big tournaments. What can you do.. While they are struggling their way into big tournaments we have to enjoy the big matches from our couch, enjoy the beautiful nature of Tampere, Finland and study some photography. Enjoy the websites!" - Jay & Rob



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Wednesday, October 6, 2010

World Cup 2010 : Germany outclass England 4-1

The Germans power on, but the English become the third of Europe's big five soccer nations to depart the World Cup woefully short of living up to their billing. Germany thrashed England, 4-1 We know what the proper and sporting thing to say here is. Great game, Germany. You really stuck it to England in Sunday's World Cup match, you clearly had the fitter team, you dominated the pitch and deserved to win. Bravo, Deutschland. Fantastic hair, too. Eh, yawn. This is no fun at all. Sorry, Deutschland. Let's talk about The Outrageously Blown Goal of the Century. Did you see this madness? You have to have seen it by now! It's going to be replayed so often for the next four years they might as well print it on the £5 note. It's made England so mad that it has stopped insisting that its torpid and underachieving national team walk home from South Africa. England's World Cup ended in a mixture of humiliation and controversy as they were thrashed 4-1 by Germany in Bloemfontein. Ask any German old enough to remember Wembley Stadium, 1966, and they will tell you that England beat West Germany in the World Cup final with a goal that should never have been allowed. Franz Beckenbauer, perhaps the most accomplished German player of all time, never tires of saying to any Englishman who shakes his hand that maybe England deserved the Cup that day — but the ball shot by Geoff Hurst against the crossbar bounced down without crossing the line. History repeats itself, or rather history wipes ...



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Saturday, September 4, 2010

2006 FIFA World Cup Final in Germany

One of the most wonderful and exciting event of the last year naturally was the FIFA WM 2006. Millions of people from all over the world came to Germany. I went to visit my relatives in Cologne that summer. The streets were full of football moonstruck and not only men, but women too. It seemed that this event opened the hearts of all Germans. In addition as you know the official slogan of the 2006 FIFA Word Cup was: "A time to make friends". After the championship Germans were lauded for their hospitability. During the World Cup they gained new friends world-wide. I have many examples to prove it. I watched many different situations when people who didn't know each other became the best friends during and after the tournament. Our neighbor invited people who came to watch the WM into his house without any payment for their stay. He didn't know those people at all. They lived in tents in his garden and some of them lived in his house too. He fed them and drove to the matches. At night they made great noise and for some of us it was too loud. Although neither the host of the house nor the neighbors did say anything. That man spent with his guests the whole summer.

The streets in the city are always crowded but during the FIFA they seemed to be overcrowded. There is one thing I liked the best. There were some artists in the streets. Those artists painted their bodies in gold, silver, white or black, some of them were painted in colors of the flags of those countries that took part in the tournament. Those artists stood on the streets the whole day motionless. But when you came by and put some money in their hats or boxes in front of them they changed their positions, they moved. Only one movement and then static position again. They even didn't blink or yawn. Not a single movement! It was very amusing to watch them. It seemed so easy to stay motionless. Moreover, I want to add that I tried to do it myself, but it was so difficult. That is why I can say that I admired those brave artists who made their job so exciting and excellent.

There were a lot of flags during the championship. The flags of Germany were everywhere, but there were also and flags of other countries. So, flags were on the top of every house, on the bridges, on the cars, on the T-shirts. People even painted their faces in red, yellow, and black. They said that yellow was for their football team that was like a gold; red was for their blood that was up in their veins; black was for their land they lived in and for the land they were so proud of.

The Germans were really crazy because of that championship. Berlin was definitely the main city those days and the Olimpiastadion was the venue for the 2006 FIFA World Cup Final. It was the big centre of that world performance. There were big viewing areas called Fan Fests in every city on the central squares. People could watch the World Cup matches in public. If I say that millions of people were there every day I definitely won't lie.

It doesn't matter what country are you from. Everybody liked that time, that summer. It was summer of joy, happiness, friendship and fun.

Germans wrote many songs dedicated to World Cup, but the most popular was, certainly, "Generation" that became the anthem of the championship.

Germans thought that they'll win the World Cup, but they failed to win it. I was very sorry for that. I imagine how great will be general excitement in case of their victory. Although the championship brought a great success for Germany in general. And I didn't regret about anything. I was very glad that I had the opportunity to watch the FIFA World Cup Final and to take part in that exciting passion for football. It was great and I had a lot of fun.




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Wednesday, September 1, 2010

P3 Argentina Mexico England Germany World Cup 2010 FIFA

Part 3 - Argentina beats Mexico at World Cup Tevez scores one offside and one onside to lead South American powers Carlos Tevez scored two goals and Gonzalo Higuain added another Sunday to give Argentina a 3-1 win over Mexico and a spot in the FIFA World Cup quarter-finals at South Africa. The match, however, was marred by a second refereeing blunder in as many games. Tevez was clearly offside when he headed in a pass from Lionel Messi in the eighth minute. The referee awarded the goal after consultation with his linesman as the pair was surrounded by angry Mexican and Argentine players. In the 33rd, Higuain rounded the goalkeeper to make it 2-0 after Ricardo Osorio, under no pressure, played the ball straight into his path. In the 52nd, Tevez sent in an unstoppable shot. Javier Hernandez pulled a goal back for Mexico in the 71st. ---- Germany, and Referee, Leave England Speechless BLOEMFONTEIN, South Africa — The Germans power on, but the English become the third of Europe's big five soccer nations to depart the World Cup woefully short of living up to their billing. Germany thrashed England, 4-1, here on Sunday. The score leaves little room for equivocation or excuse. Yet there was one: Before halftime, with Germany ahead, 2-1, and England seemingly in the ascendancy, the referee ruled out a clear tying goal. It was not even a close call. Frank Lampard's lob over the goalkeeper struck the crossbar and fell 18 inches behind the goal line. Neither the Uruguayan referee ...



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Tuesday, August 31, 2010

FIFA press conference after referee mistakes england germany argentina mexico

After every matchday the FIFA gives a press conference. This conference was taken after the Germany vs England match were the refferee didnt see a clear goal and when argentina scored against mexico the first goal was offside. ofcource the FIFA tries to dodge every question but the reporters have lack on the FIFA after those big failures. At the beinning the reporter says in dutch: After the big mistakes from yesterday the press couldnt care less about the FIFA anymore they just want to ask deadly questions AT the end the reporter says in dutch: When Blatter announces a youth festival ( on tv ) the half off the press walks out of the room



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Tuesday, August 17, 2010

FIFA World Cup: Road to Glory 6/30/10 (Quarterfinals= Argentina, Germany, Holland, & more) S1E14

www.youtube.com Click here to watch Road to Glory 6/26/10!FIFA World Cup: Road to Glory 6/30/10 (Quarterfinals= Argentina, Germany, Holland, & more) S1E14 We are now down to the FIFA World Cup Quarterfinals. Kayvon Saless and Constant discuss England, USA, and the questionable officiating. Constant, Kayvon, Wepeeler, and l0nghAuler13 also preview this weekend's big match-ups. On Friday, we have Brazil taking on Holland. On Sunday, we have an epic battle between Argentina and Germany. We are one step closer to seeing a nude Maradona run up and down the streets of Argentina. TODAY'S FEATURED VIDEOS- World Cup Preview: Brazil vs Holland ft. Kaka, Robinho, Fabiano, & Van Persie (2010 FIFA WC) Sports www.youtube.com World Cup Quarterfinal Preview: Germany v Argentina ft Klose, Podolski & Messi (2010 FIFA WC) Sports www.youtube.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Follow Machinima on Twitter! Machinima twitter.com Inside Gaming twitter.com Machinima Respawn twitter.com Machinima Entertainment, Technology, Culture twitter.com FOR MORE MACHINIMA, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE SPORTS GAMEPLAY, GO TO: www.youtube.com FOR MORE TRAILERS, GO TO: www.youtube.com TAGS: FIFA World Cup Road to Glory Constant Machinima Sports Machinimasports Kayvon Saless yt:quality=high Brazil North Korea Ivory Coast South Africa Mexico Uruguay France Soccer 2010 EA PS3 Xbox 360 Wii Nintendo iPhone PSP Gaming UPC ...



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Saturday, August 14, 2010

Watch Germany vs Spain Fifa 2010 Semi Final Now Showing Live Streaming in HD

onlinetv4now.com Get ready to watch one of the great fights in the Fifa worldcup history as Spain takes on Germany in a thriller today in the Semi finals for the Final's spot. Germany Defeated Argentina in a Big Margin and are Favourites for today but its a game and anything can happen. Watch this match live at http



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Wednesday, August 4, 2010

FIFA World Cup 2010 - Germany Vs Serbia Preview

Each of Germany's 4 strikers got his name on the score sheet, in a 4-0 walloping of Australia, in their first match on June 13.

On Friday, Germany will play Serbia who lost 1-0 to Ghana in their opening match of group D.  Serbia and Germany have only met once before, the match going 2-1 in favour of Germany; at half time, though, Serbia led 1-0.

Three time World Cup winners, Germany have never failed to reach the quarter final from 1954 onwards. winning 8 out of 10 matches, they breezed through the qualifiers.

The German backs can expect a little more of a run against Serbia than they did against Australia.

In their second World Cup campaign after 2006, Serbia were unlucky not to take a point of Ghana, where apart from a couple of errors, which cost them a player, Lukovic, and a penalty, they gave as good as they got.

Much is expected from Nikola Zigic a towering striker; Serbia will be happy if midfielde Milos Krasic and Milan Jovanovic have another good outing against the Germans.
 
Skipper Dejan Stankovic had a forgettable match against Ghana, and will seek to lead more effectively to make the Germany match a little more even, for his team. With red-carded Lukovic out of the Serbian side, Neven Subotic is likely to get his chance. In his favour, Subotic's Borussia Dortmund experience means that he is familiar with the German players.

The Serbian back, Nemanja Vidic, will have to play out of his skin to hold the German front line in check; his primary focus should be on Miloslav Klose. Much of the credit fot their win against Australia must go to the vision and creativity of the midfielder trio of Oezil, Khedra and Schweinsteiger. Mesut Oezil had a hand in 2 of the 4 goals scored.

German coach Joachim Loew will be averse to changing a winning team. Cacau may come in as substitute, in the last third.

The Germans should take this game, comfortably although Serbia should give a better account of themselves than Australia.




For the latest sports gossip and news you will not find anywhere else on the Internet, and to download a FREE eBook on the 2010 FIFA World Cup, click http://www.cricinfosite.com

Suresh Iyer is an avid sports fan and blogger.