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Rooting for Germany, but really my main concern is just that this semi produces the losing semi finalist. Should be a belter of a game. Not convinced by Spain in this tournament but they've done enough thus far.
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Yeah that's my fear - I think it was Uppercut who said that Germany, as good as they've been, seem to be playing at maximum capacity whereas Spain have made it to the same point without ever nearing top form. The feeling is that Spain still have another gear or two to hit, whereas perhaps Germany have peaked.
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Spain 1 Germany to score first, Spain to draw level and Podolski to get the winner... in extra time. inb4 Spain win 2 - 0. Netherlands to win the whole fruit basket...and draw level with Eng and Fra. |
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Besides, even if Germany can't really get any better, they don't need to. If they match their last two performances, they'll win the vast majority of the time.
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have my money on Germany
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Interesting selection bringing in Pedro.
So presumably Spain will now have zero players in the box when they're trying to walk it into the net. That is apart from the once in a while time they successfully walk it into the box obviously.
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"Germany haven't been behind yet."
Really, Alan? Not even in the game they lost? Bugs me when chaps who're (presumably) well paid to talk about football make such obvious errors in basic fact.
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