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Chapter 525 Chapter 523: The war between Britain and Germany is over, and the German tanks continue to move forward!

After a 15-minute intermission, players from both sides returned to the field, and the second half began!

England, which was behind, was more proactive. In the third minute of the second half, England got a free kick in the front court, and Gerrard sent the football into the German penalty area!

German central defender Friedrich pushed the football out of the penalty area, and forward Milner took a step forward and volleyed!
The football goes wide of the goal!

England made a comeback 2 minutes later, Terry made a long-distance pass near the center circle, and Gerrard took the ball and then shot a long-range shot from outside the opponent's penalty area!
The football goes wide of the goal again!
England's offense became more and more fierce, and they wanted to equalize the score.

In the 7th minute of the second half, England won a free kick in the front court. The football sent by Lampard bypassed the wall and flew towards the German goal!

Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer failed to touch the ball just as England fans prepared to cheer for the equaliser.

"Pong!..."

With a bang, the football is rejected by the crossbar!
England once again missed a chance to equalize.

In the ensuing game, England pressed heavily, and the Germans played a defensive counterattack.

In the No.203 minute of the second half, England once again won a free kick in the frontcourt. Lampard's free kick was blocked by a wall, and then the Germans launched a quick counterattack!
Schweinsteiger cuts in from the left and passes obliquely. Muller shoots 16 meters from the goal on the right side of the penalty area!
The football flies towards the near corner!
England goalkeeper James made a brave save!

His finger touched the football!
However, the ball was too powerful and the football continued to move forward and into the goal!

The ball is in!
Three to one!

The Germans once again extended their lead to two goals!

The England fans in the stands were desperate, while the German fans screamed excitedly!
After falling behind by two goals, the English had no way out. After the game restarted, they all went out!

The Germans waited for the battle and played a defensive counterattack resolutely. After 2 minutes, they got a chance to counterattack. Muller volleyed from outside the penalty area and the football went wide of the goal!

One minute later, the German made a comeback. Ozil got rid of Barry from the left and broke into the penalty area with a cross on the left side. The unguarded Muller pushed and shot eight meters away from the goal!
Soccer hits the net!

Four to one!

Muller scored twice!

The Germans sealed the victory!

The English are gone!

But the English did not give up, and they hit the German's goal again and again.However, with a three-goal lead, the German played with ease, defusing England's attack waves time and time again.

In the end, Germany maintained its three-goal lead until the end of the game.

The war between Britain and Germany is over. Germany beat England [-]-[-] and entered the quarter-finals with their heads held high!

There were five goals in the Anglo-German battle, which made fans all over the world hooked, and there was a misjudgment by the referee in this game. This game immediately became a topic of discussion among fans all over the world.

Germany's victory over England made German celebrities very happy.

German soccer legend Franz Beckenbauer says Germany "destroyed" England in their World Cup quarter-final clash.

Since the start of the World Cup, "Caesar" Beckenbauer has not stopped criticizing the England team.

After Germany beat England 4-1 to advance to the quarter-finals, he once again lashed out at Fabio Capello's side: "England are completely crushed. They are totally incapable of dealing with the way we play," he said.

"We destroyed England, we were better than them in every way," Beckenbauer said.

In the first half, Klose and Podolski's goals gave the German team a 2-0 lead.

Upson pulled one back for England just before half-time.Later, Lampard's lob bounced off the crossbar and into the net, but unlike in 1966, luck was not on the Englishman's side this time - the referee ruled that the ball had not crossed the line.

To Beckenbauer's relief, the German team scored two goals in a row afterwards, making Lampard's "goal" insignificant: "The assistant referee should have seen that goal because it was obvious and should be counted as a goal." Beckenbauer said, "Fortunately, we scored two more goals afterwards, otherwise the controversy after the game would have been even greater."

On the other hand, Netzer, who helped Germany win the World Cup in 1974, believes that the controversy of the game does not mean that football games should use technology to confirm whether goals are valid or not.

"Although the ball is controversial, I am absolutely against using video as evidence," Netzer told German ARD television. "Although sometimes the referee's decision is bad, football is a game full of drama. It is not perfect. Even the players make a lot of mistakes. All this brings excitement to the game."

While the debate on whether technology should be introduced will continue, Beckenbauer is also eager to point out that the German team's victory over England is due to coach Joachim Low.

"We thought before the game, it was going to be a tough game, but you could see that Love put his stamp on the game," Beckenbauer said.

The state of the group stage was sluggish, and they were eliminated in the first round of the knockout round. England became the object of ridicule by the British media.

England fans "spoof" England up and down on the Internet.

Spoof [-]: Coach Fabio Capello pushed a shopping cart through the supermarket parking lot and saw an elderly woman struggling to pull a shopping bag.Capello stopped and asked: "Can it work?" The old lady replied: "No way! You caused trouble yourself, don't even try to ask me how to deal with it!"

Spoof 42: American magician David Bryan is heartbroken now. Rooney broke his record of [-] days without moving in a sealed box.

Spoof [-]: Ben, who has not been seen in public for a long time, just broadcast a piece of news on the TV news to prove that he is still alive.

He fumed that England's performance in the World Cup was completely shocking.

British intelligence agencies lost their minds and claimed that this news could have been recorded at any time in the past 44 years, which is not enough to prove that it is the only one.

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Whether the Italian Capello can continue to serve has become the focus of media attention.

The FA announced that the Italian will continue to serve!

Duff Richards, chairman of the England club's board of directors, said: "We are very disappointed with the team's performance in South Africa. It is very important to calm down and react to all this. After a comprehensive discussion, we believe that Capello is still the best candidate for this position."

Richards said: "He came to the World Cup with the reputation of being the best coach in the world. We are confident that Capello will gain experience from his first World Cup game. This will undoubtedly make our team stronger in 2012."

Roger Bolden, executive chairman of the FA Board of Directors, said: "The FA Board of Directors supports this decision. This is the right decision. Under Capello's leadership, our team will be rebuilt."

For the FA's decision, Capello was also encouraged: "I am more convinced than before that the England team will succeed. Duff Richards has called me and told me that everyone in the FA hopes that I will continue. I think it is very important that we turn disappointment into motivation."

"I believe the fans are now paying more attention to our performance in the European Cup qualifiers. The warm-up match against Hungary in August will open the curtain of England's European Cup."

Capello said: "We will introduce new players who will bring new vitality to the team. I will use all my experience to lead the team forward. I am very proud to be the head coach of the England team. It means a lot to me and I believe I can succeed."

(End of this chapter)