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GermanyGER

	0-1	T. Müller 11'
	0-2	M. Klose 23'
	0-3	T. Kroos 24'
	0-4	T. Kroos 26'
	0-5	S. Khedira 29'
	0-6	A. Schurrle 69'
	0-7	A. Schurrle 79'
Oscar 90'	1-7

GER	T. Müller 11'	0-1
GER	M. Klose 23'	0-2
GER	T. Kroos 24'	0-3
GER	T. Kroos 26'	0-4
GER	S. Khedira 29'	0-5
GER	A. Schurrle 69'	0-6
GER	A. Schurrle 79'	0-7
BRA	Oscar 90'	1-7

HT: 0-5

Mineirao (Attendance: 58,141)

Referee: Marco Rodríguez

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Brazil vs. Germany
Minute	Commentary

90'	GERMANY 7-1 BRAZIL Brazil have been demolished in ruthless fashion by a brilliant Germany display in Belo Horizonte. The Brazilians started the game brightly, but were worryingly open in midfield and slack at the back right from the kick-off. Some dreadful defending from a corner left Thomas Muller unmarked to volley home his fifth goal of this World Cup after just 11 minutes. Brazil lost their heads in reaction to going behind, throwing far too many players forward and playing right into Germany's hands. Joachim Low's side sat deep, invited the Brazilians forward, and then hit them time and time again on the counter attack. Four goals in six astonishing minutes ripped the soul out of Brazil with less than half-an-hour on the clock. Miroslav Klose made it 2-0 with a close-range finish that saw him become the greatest goal-scorer in World Cup history – breaking Ronaldo's record while he sat in the stands. Toni Kroos bagged a quick-fire brace as Brazil continued to be left hopelessly exposed on the break, and the excellent Sami Khedira added a fifth. Brazil gave it a go just after the break, only to be denied on three occasions by Manuel Neuer, and the introduction of Andre Schurrle saw Germany become even more potent on the counter-attack. Schurrle scored two second half goals to make it seven for Die Mannschaft, and his brilliant second goal prompted a remarkable reaction from the home supporters, who first applauded the Germans and then cheered their every touch. It was the most humiliating conclusion possible for Brazil, who took little cheer from Oscar's consolation goal in added time. This is an era-defining result. The greatest win in World Cup semi-final history. A devastating result for Brazil. A wonderful win for Germany. In Belo Horizonte it finished Brazil 1, Germany 7!
90'	AN ERA-DEFINING RESULT The biggest football nation on the planet have been knocked out of their own World Cup in devastating and humiliating fashion. The reaction from the crowd on the final whistle suggests that this will be a game that will have a lasting impact on this country's footballing ethos and you fear that some of these Brazilian players may never recover – many of whom were breaking down as they left the pitch.
90'	FINAL WHISTLE The referee puts Brazil out of their misery and boos ring out from the stands to accompany the Samba stars down the tunnel. 7-1.
90'	GOOOOOOOOOAAAAAL! Brazil have a moment to celebrate at last. Oscar is put clean through by a long ball over the top and slots past a stranded Manuel Neuer. The Germans are absolutely furious that they have failed to keep a clean-sheet, which should tell you a lot about their attitude. That was all about the lack of pace of Per Mertesacker, who will definitely not be starting the final if Joachim Low can help it!
90'	HE PUTS IT WIDE Mesut Ozil is put clean through on goal, but he slots his shot wide of the post.
89'	CRUISE CONTROL Germany are stroking the ball around the centre of the park in the manner that you'd expect from a team that are seven goals up in a World Cup semi-final. I'm going to have to keep dropping in the score-line because I can barely believe it myself!
84'	REMARKABLE REACTION The Brazilian fans are chanting ‘ole' for every German touch, which is the ultimate gesture of respect for Germany…and the ultimate humiliation for the Brazilian players as they crash out of their own tournament in the worst manner imaginable.
80'	MORE ON THAT GOAL The square ball put it on a plate for the unmarked Andre Schurrle, and the substitute bagged his second goal since coming on with a beautiful piece of control and an arrowed finish in off the bar. The Brazilian crowd deserve huge amounts of credit for their reaction – they stood as one and applauded the goal.
78'	GOOOAAAAAAL! It's seven! 7-0! Seven goals to zero!
78'	LUIZ IS A LUCKY MAN David Luiz goes in hard on Thomas Muller and then waits for the German to get back to his feet before swinging a foot wildly in the direction of Muller in a completely unnecessary and vicious challenge. That could have been a red card, very easily.
76'	A NATION IN MOURNING Brazil has taken this tournament to its heart and the team have been walking an emotional tightrope for weeks, but this result will send shockwaves through the core of the most passionate football nation on the planet. The big screen keeps on picking out young Brazilian children crying their eyes out in the stands, but you hope that tears are all we see on the streets of Brazil later this evening. A 6-0 defeat is a lot to take.
70'	ANOTHER CHANGE FOR BRAZIL Luis Felipe Scolari makes his third and final change, replacing Fred with Willian. If those chances early in the second half had gone in then maybe Brazil would have had the intention of pushing for a comeback, but at 6-0 down with 20 minutes remaining this is damage-limitation time. There are boos among some of the fans, and the Brazilian players on the bench look emotionally broken.
68'	GOOOOOOOOOOAL! Andre Schurrle is picked out by a brilliantly unselfish pass across the box by Philipp Lahm, and the Chelsea winger makes no mistake with a tidy finish. That's 6-0, and this would be the biggest ever win in a World Cup semi-final if it stays this way.
66'	A GOAL-SAVING INTERVENTION Thomas Muller plays a cross-field ball to put two of his team-mates clean through on goal, but Bastian Schweinsteiger leaves it for Andre Schurrle – allowing Julio Cesar enough time to race out of his area and clear. That should have been a goal, but credit to the keeper.
64'	NOT THE BEST CROSS Germany are sitting deep and inviting Brazil on to make space for the counter-attack… and it is working a treat! Another three-man break should result in a sixth goal, but the cross isn't great and fails to pick out the unmarked Andre Schurrle coming in from the opposite flank. Joachim Low is absolutely furious, which says a lot about his desire to make a statement in this second half.
61'	A SHAMEFUL DIVE Maicon goes to ground inside the area in embarrassing fashion, prompting the Germany defenders to crowd around the referee and ask for a yellow card for diving. It was a dive, and maybe should have been a yellow, but the official keeps his cards in his pocket.
60'	BRILLIANT SAVE Germany have made a change, replacing Miroslav Klose with Andre Schurrle, and it seems to have given them a boost (not that they really need one). Schurrle finds Thomas Muller in space on the edge of the area, but Julio Cesar is on hand to pull off a brilliant save to deny Muller and tip the ball over the bar.
57'	THE ULTIMATE SWEEPER-KEEPER There are a few brilliant sweeper-keepers in the world – Hugo Lloris springs to mind – but nobody is a better exponent of the art than Manuel Neuer. This end-to-end game sees Brazil almost get through in behind the Germany high-line defence, but Neuer comes racing out of his box, wins the ball and invites the foul to relieve the pressure.
54'	WHAT A SAVE Brazil are still throwing everything at this attempt to launch an astonishing comeback, but Manuel Neuer is a goalkeeper in almost unbeatable form. Paulinho is slipped through and should score, but his first shot is straight at Neuer, and his second on the rebound is brilliantly saved by the stopper. Brazil could have had two goals in as many minutes… but it remains 5-0.
52'	SHOULD HAVE BEEN A GOAL Oscar slams a shot on target from close-range, but somehow it stays out and Germany manage to scramble away the rebound. That really should have been a goal, and if Fred had been more alert he would have had a tap-in on the follow-up.
51'	BRAZIL POUR FORWARD You have to give it to Brazil – they are really giving this a go! Even David Luiz is pushing forward looking to get a goal, but Germany are holding firm. Ramires' cross is easily cut out by Manuel Neuer and Germany break… which you imagine will be the pattern for the remainder of the half. There is still acres of space for the European side on the counter-attack.
48'	NEVER A PENALTY Oscar goes down in the box looking for a penalty, but there was nothing in that and the referee rightly waves for play to continue. That was pretty desperate by Oscar, but I suppose desperate times call for desperate measures and all that.
46'	SECOND HALF We're back underway, and both teams have made changes. Paulinho and Ramirez are on for Fernandinho and Hulk for Brazil… which is hardly going to help with a comeback, but could stem the tide. Germany give Mats Hummels a rest, bringing on Per Mertesacker.
45'	5-0 AT HALF-TIME! Brazil's home World Cup campaign has unravelled in the most spectacular fashion imaginable in Belo Horizonte. Germany started the game on the back foot, but it didn't last for long. There was plenty of space right from the start on the counter-attack for the Germans, and Thomas Muller took his personal account for the tournament up to five with a volleyed finish after he was left completely unmarked from a corner. If that was bad defending by Brazil, there was much worse to come. Pushing forward in an attempt to get back in the game, Brazil left their two centre-backs totally on their own to deal with Germany's inevitable counter-attacks, and what resulted was a salvo of four goals in six astonishing minutes to put the Europeans into a five-goal lead and prompt plenty of tears from fans right around the ground. Toni Kroos has bagged a brace, the excellent Sami Khedira has got one to show for all of his excellent work on the break, and Miroslav Klose has the goal he needed to break Ronaldo's World Cup goal-scoring record… just to make the evening even worse for Brazilian fans. This has been a humiliation for the World Cup hosts, and there is no chance of them coming back in the second half. Germany are heading into the World Cup final, and will be on the hunt for more goals after the break!
45'	HALF-TIME The whistle goes to bring an end to one of the most remarkable 45 minutes in World Cup history. At half-time it is Brazil 0, Germany… 5!
43'	A BRIEF LULL Brazil are trying to force some sort of comeback, but Germany's defence can sit deep and reduce the space in behind thanks to their five-goal cushion.
39'	OVER THE BAR Philipp Lahm attempts a free-kick from distance, but his set-piece effort drifts over the bar. As Brazil were lining up the wall there was some incredible body-language from the players – they know this game is gone.
37'	ASTONISHING DOMINANCE This is an absolutely remarkable performance by Germany. Brazil are being torn apart time and time again, and if they aren't careful then this could become even more humiliating than it already is. The crowd is sitting in stunned silence, almost unable to comprehend what has happened in this astonishing first half.
34'	COULD BE SIX Germany should have another as Miroslav Klose turns and breaks at pace (or at least as fast as his ageing legs can manage). He has options left and right, but instead attempts a tricky through-ball for Sami Khedira that trickles through to the goalkeeper. Had he gone to his left it would have been a one-on-one for Mesut Ozil. Ridiculous!
28'	GOOOOOOOOOOOOAL! Brazil's defence is in tatters. Again Germany counter-attacked and Sami Khedira was left spare on the edge of the area. Khedira has been at the centre of this remarkable spell of dominance, and he got the goal he deserves. 5-0! This is World Cup history in the making.
25'	GOOOOOOOOOOAL! And another! Germany are rampant! Again it is Toni Kroos who scores it, after Sami Khedira showed remarkable selflessness to turn down a shooting chance and leave the goalkeeper stranded with a lay-off for Kroos. There are floods of tears in the stands – Brazil are surely crashing out of their own tournament in embarrassing fashion!
24'	GOOOOOOOOOOAL! A deflection on a Thomas Muller shot in the box only succeeds in teeing up Toni Kroos on the edge of the box, and the Bayern Munich midfielder's shot arrows into the bottom corner. This is utterly ruthless by Germany. 3-0! Yes… 3-0!
22'	GOOOOOOOOOOAL! Miroslav Klose has broken Ronaldo's World Cup record on Brazilian soil. What a nightmare for the hosts... and what a start for Germany! Again it was dreadful defending by Brazil, leaving the ruthless striker in acres of space on the edge of the area.
20'	NO COMPOSURE Brazil have been poor in the opening 19 minutes, with all of that passion prior to kick-off translating into a frantic display with little composure on the ball and even less protection for the defence. Germany are getting opportunities on the counter-attack with the sort of frequency that they haven't enjoyed since the opening game against Portugal... which they won 4-0!
15'	A GOLDEN BOOT COLLECTION? Thomas Muller won the Golden Boot at the last World Cup, and that goal has taken his personal tally up to 10 goals in 12 tournament matches. Remarkable! He now has five to his name for this World Cup, putting him one behind the current top-scorer James Rodriguez. Surely he can't win back-to-back awards before he's even 25-years-old!
11'	GOOOAAALLL!!! Thomas Muller is left all on his own at a corner and the German hit-man volleys home at the back post. That was a composed finish by Muller, but absolutely dreadful defending by Brazil. 1-0!
8'	BLOCKED BY HIS OWN MAN Germany carve Brazil open down the right. Sami Khedira feeds a pass into the acres of space behind the marauding Marcelo, and – after Philipp Lahm's cross is slightly too high for the waiting Miroslav Klose – the ball is fed back into Khedira to have a shot from the edge of the area... only for it to strike the unfortunate Toni Kroos. That looked like it was on target.
5'	FIRST HINT OF A CHANCE A beautiful ball forward by David Luiz sends Hulk clear down the left, and Bernard very nearly gets on the end of Hulk's cross. However, Manuel Neuer is never shy to come off his line, and the goalkeeper does well to get one of his large paws to the ball and smother it ahead of young Bernard.
4'	IMPRESSIVE START The stadium is almost glowing yellow, such is the level of support for the host nation, and the fans will be encouraged by what they have seen so far. Brazil have started on the front foot, with Germany not able to get hold of the ball in the middle of the park yet.
0'	THE ANTHEMS The teams emerge into a cauldron of noise in Belo Horizonte. Germany's anthem is first up, before Brazil take their turn. David Luiz looks as though he might spontaneously combust, such is the passion of his singing, but even more remarkable is the sight of the ball-boys and ball-girls belting out the second verse with as much spirit as anybody. It is quite an occasion. Luiz holds a Neymar shirt aloft to continue the slightly overblown gestures of goodwill towards the injured number 10.
0'	THE GERMANY XI The team news for Germany is very straightforward: they are unchanged. That means that Miroslav Klose starts up top and would break the World Cup goal-scoring record of Brazil's Ronaldo with a goal. Philipp Lahm stays at right-back, with Sami Khedira shaking off a niggle to keep his place in central midfield. Mesut Ozil is perhaps fortunate to still be in the starting XI, but Mario Gotze and Andre Schurrle will be ready on the bench if Germany need to change it up.
0'	THE BRAZIL XI Luiz Felipe Scolari has been bold with his team selection. Dante comes in at centre-back as expected, adding height (and even more hair) to the back-line, while Luiz Gustavo returns in midfield in place of Paulinho. The big selection is Bernard starting on the left. The 21-year-old grew up in Belo Horizonte and started his career at Atletico Mineiro, which may have influenced the decision to give him a game on his ‘home' ground. Small and lightning quick, Bernard has the pace and skill to get in behind Germany's high-line, but he flattered to deceive in the recent season at Shakhtar Donetsk and will need to step up a number of levels tonight.
0'	WORLD-CLASS FORM This is the fourth successive time that Germany have reached the World Cup's last four... but Brazil have won all of their last six semi-finals. Whoever wins this game will have the record books on their side in the final.
0'	THE STADIUM The Estadio Mineirao is one of the great stadiums of South American football. Home to Cruzeiro and Atletico Mineiro, the packed ground has always been a classic sight in Brazilian club football, but has been overhauled in impressive fashion for the World Cup – with the pitch lowered to make space for an extra lower tier of seats in the place of an athletics track. Tonight's atmosphere will be possibly the greatest of the tournament so far, which will surely work in Brazil's favour.
0'	GERMANY'S TEAM NEWS Miroslav Klose remains a goal away from breaking Ronaldo's World Cup goal-scoring record, and how he would love to break it tonight! However, there is a strong chance that he may not start, with plenty of options in midfield for Joachim Low to work with. Mesut Ozil's place must also be in doubt after a string of lifeless displays.
0'	BRAZIL'S TEAM NEWS Thiago Silva – the talismanic captain of Brazil – is missing through suspension, while even someone who has been living in a cave for the last week would still be aware that Neymar is out of the tournament with a back injury. Dante is expected to come in at centre-back, and the loss of Neymar gives Big Phil some tactical options in midfield. He could bring in a Willian or a Bernard on the flank, or could go for a physical three in the centre of the park to combat Germany's tricky batch of creative midfielders. Either way, the key question is: will the loss of the two stars of this squad prove too much for Brazil to overcome, or will it drive the other players to raise their game?
0'	PREVIEW Brazil versus Germany in a World Cup semi-final – in Brazil. It doesn't get much better than this! Remarkably, this is just the second World Cup meeting between the two most successful nations in football history, and Luis Felipe Scolari will be hoping for a similar outcome to his 2002 team's win in the final of that competition. There is a weight of a nation behind Brazil, but the hosts are without their two best players and the Germans are in ominously good form. It is all set up for a classic.

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Brazil
(4-2-3-1)
Júlio César	12
Maicon	23
David Luiz	4
Dante Dante	13
Marcelo	6
Fernandinho	5
Luiz Gustavo	17
Hulk	7
Oscar	11
Bernard	20
Fred	9
Substitutes
Victor	22
Jefferson	1
Maxwell	14
Dani Alves	2
Henrique	15
Paulinho	8
Ramires	16
Willian	19
Hernanes	18
Jo	21

Germany
(4-2-3-1)
1	Manuel Neuer
16	Philipp Lahm
20	Jérôme Boateng
5	Mats Hummels
4	Benedikt Howedes
6	Sami Khedira
7	Bastian Schweinsteiger
13	Thomas Müller
18	Toni Kroos
8	Mesut Özil
11	Miroslav Klose
Substitutes
22	Roman Weidenfeller
12	Ron-Robert Zieler
17	Per Mertesacker
2	Kevin Großkreutz
3	Matthias Ginter
15	Erik Durm
14	Julian Draxler
23	Christoph Kramer
9	André Schurrle
10	Lukas Podolski
19	Mario Götze

Manager
Luiz Felipe Scolari

Manager
Joachim Low

Brazil
(4-2-3-1)
12	Júlio César
23	Maicon
4	David Luiz
13	Dante Costa Yellow Card 68'
6	Marcelo
5	Fernandinho Substitution Paulinho (on) 46'
17	Luiz Gustavo
7	Hulk Substitution Ramires (on) 46'
11	Oscar Goal 90'
20	Bernard
9	Fred Substitution Willian (on) 69'
Substitutes
22	Víctor
1	Jefferson
14	Maxwell
2	Dani Alves
15	Henrique
8	Paulinho Substitution Paulinho (on) 46'
16	Ramires Substitution Ramires (on) 46'
19	Willian Substitution Willian (on) 69'
18	Hernanes
21	Jo
Manager
Luiz Felipe Scolari
Germany
(4-2-3-1)
1	Manuel Neuer
16	Philipp Lahm
20	Jérome Boateng
5	Mats Hummels Substitution Per Mertesacker (on) 46'
4	Benedikt Howedes
6	Sami Khedira Substitution Julian Draxler (on) 76' Goal 29'
7	Bastian Schweinsteiger
13	Thomas Muller Goal 11'
18	Toni Kroos Goal 24' Goal 26'
8	Mesut Ozil
11	Miroslav Klose Substitution André Schurrle (on) 58' Goal 23'
Substitutes
22	Roman Weidenfeller
12	Ron-Robert Zieler
17	Per Mertesacker Substitution Mats Hummels (off) 46'
2	Kevin Grosskreutz
3	Matthias Ginter
15	Erik Durm
14	Julian Draxler Substitution Sami Khedira (off) 76'
23	Christoph Kramer
9	André Schurrle Substitution Miroslav Klose (off) 58' Goal 69' Goal 79'
10	Lukas Podolski
19	Mario Gotze
Manager
Joachim Low

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Team Stats

BrazilBRA		GermanyGER
1	Goals	7
1	Assists	6
18	Shots	14
13	Shots on Goal	12
5	Saves	12
0	Penalties Scored	0
0	Penalty Kicks	0
22	Crosses	9
7	Corner Kicks	5
3	Offside	0
11	Fouls Committed	14
1	Cautions/Yellow Cards	0
0	Red Cards	0
51%	Ball Possession	49%

Brazil
No.	Player	MinP	G	YC	RC	GA	Svs
12	Júlio César	90	-	0	0	7	3
4	David Luiz	90	0	0	0	-	-
5	Fernandinho	45	0	0	0	-	-
6	Marcelo	90	0	0	0	-	-
7	Hulk	45	0	0	0	-	-
9	Fred	69	0	0	0	-	-
11	Oscar	90	1	0	0	-	-
13	Dante Dante	90	0	1	0	-	-
17	Luiz Gustavo	90	0	0	0	-	-
20	Bernard	90	0	0	0	-	-
23	Maicon	90	0	0	0	-	-
Substitutes
8	Paulinho	45	0	0	0	-	-
16	Ramires	45	0	0	0	-	-
19	Willian	21	0	0	0	-	-

Germany
No.	Player	MinP	G	YC	RC	GA	Svs
1	Manuel Neuer	90	-	0	0	1	7
4	Benedikt Howedes	90	0	0	0	-	-
5	Mats Hummels	45	0	0	0	-	-
6	Sami Khedira	76	1	0	0	-	-
7	Bastian Schweinsteiger	90	0	0	0	-	-
8	Mesut Özil	90	0	0	0	-	-
11	Miroslav Klose	58	1	0	0	-	-
13	Thomas Müller	90	1	0	0	-	-
16	Philipp Lahm	90	0	0	0	-	-
18	Toni Kroos	90	2	0	0	-	-
20	Jérôme Boateng	90	0	0	0	-	-
Substitutes
9	André Schurrle	32	2	0	0	-	-
14	Julian Draxler	14	0	0	0	-	-
17	Per Mertesacker	45	0	0	0	-	-

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BrazilBRA vs. GermanyGER
Minute	Event

90+2'	Game Over Brazil 1-7 Germany
90+2'	Half Over Brazil 1-7 Germany
90+2'	Foul Luiz Gustavo fouled by Julian Draxler (Germany)
90+2'	Shot on Goal David Luiz (Brazil)
90+2'	Cross Willian (Brazil) - Headed Out - In Play
90+2'	Corner Kick Bernard (Brazil)
90'	Goal Oscar (Brazil)
90'	Shot on Goal Oscar (Brazil)
90'	Shot Mesut Özil (Germany)
90'	Shot on Goal Ramires (Brazil)
90'	Shot Bernard (Brazil)
89'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
89'	Shot Oscar (Brazil)
88'	Corner Kick Mesut Özil (Germany)
87'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
86'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
85'	Shot on Goal Ramires (Brazil)
83'	Throw-In Philipp Lahm (Germany)
83'	Cross André Schurrle (Germany) - Clearance Out of Play
81'	Goal Kick Manuel Neuer (Germany)
81'	Shot Marcelo (Brazil)
81'	Corner Kick Ramires (Brazil)
81'	Cross Ramires (Brazil) - Clearance Out of Play
79'	Goal André Schurrle (Germany). Assist by Müller
79'	Shot on Goal André Schurrle (Germany)
79'	Cross Thomas Müller (Germany) - On Target
78'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
77'	Foul Müller fouled by David Luiz (Brazil)
76'	Substitution Julian Draxler (on). Khedira (off). (Germany)
76'	Foul David Luiz fouled by Bastian Schweinsteiger (Germany)
76'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
74'	Shot on Goal Paulinho (Brazil)
73'	Goal Kick Júlio César (Brazil)
73'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
72'	Goal Kick Manuel Neuer (Germany)
72'	Shot Willian (Brazil)
69'	Substitution Willian (on). Fred (off). (Brazil)
69'	Goal André Schurrle (Germany). Assist by Lahm
69'	Shot on Goal André Schurrle (Germany)
69'	Cross Philipp Lahm (Germany) - On Target
68'	Yellow Card Dante (Brazil)
68'	Foul Müller fouled by Dante (Brazil)
68'	Goal Kick Manuel Neuer (Germany)
67'	Offside Paulinho (Brazil)
65'	Foul Howedes fouled by Paulinho (Brazil)
65'	Cross Benedikt Howedes (Germany) - Defended by Keeper
64'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
64'	Cross Bernard (Brazil) - Clearance Out of Play
63'	Foul David Luiz fouled by Toni Kroos (Germany)
63'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
63'	Cross Oscar (Brazil) - Clearance Out of Play
62'	Cross Bernard (Brazil) - Defended by Keeper
62'	Corner Kick Oscar (Brazil) - Headed Out - In Play
61'	Corner Kick Mesut Özil (Germany)
61'	Shot on Goal Thomas Müller (Germany)
60'	Corner Kick Toni Kroos (Germany)
59'	Shot on Goal Fred (Brazil)
59'	Foul Marcelo fouled by André Schurrle (Germany)
58'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
58'	Substitution André Schurrle (on). Klose (off). (Germany)
57'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
57'	Foul Neuer fouled by Ramires (Brazil)
57'	Cross Mesut Özil (Germany) - Clearance In Play
56'	Foul Oscar fouled by Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
56'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
56'	Cross Marcelo (Brazil) - Overhit
55'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
55'	Cross Thomas Müller (Germany) - Overhit
54'	Foul Müller fouled by Luiz Gustavo (Brazil)
54'	Corner Kick Oscar (Brazil)
53'	Shot on Goal Paulinho (Brazil)
53'	Shot on Goal Paulinho (Brazil)
53'	Corner Kick Bernard (Brazil) - Headed Out - In Play
52'	Shot on Goal Oscar (Brazil)
52'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
51'	Shot on Goal Ramires (Brazil)
50'	Cross Bernard (Brazil) - Defended by Keeper
49'	Goal Kick Manuel Neuer (Germany)
48'	Foul David Luiz fouled by Miroslav Klose (Germany)
48'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
47'	Foul Khedira fouled by Luiz Gustavo (Brazil)
47'	Throw-In Dante (Brazil)
47'	Shot on Goal Ramires (Brazil)
46'	Foul Ramires fouled by Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
46'	Substitution Per Mertesacker (on). Hummels (off). (Germany)
46'	Substitution Ramires (on). Hulk (off). (Brazil)
46'	Substitution Paulinho (on). Fernandinho (off). (Brazil)
46'	Start Half
45+2'	Half Over Brazil 0-5 Germany
45'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
44'	Cross Marcelo (Brazil) - Headed Out - In Play
44'	Free Kick Marcelo (Brazil)
44'	Foul Bernard fouled by Sami Khedira (Germany)
43'	Throw-In Philipp Lahm (Germany)
42'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
42'	Shot on Goal Oscar (Brazil)
41'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
41'	Foul Hulk fouled by Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
40'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
39'	Goal Kick Júlio César (Brazil)
38'	Shot Mesut Özil (Germany)
38'	Free Kick Mesut Özil (Germany)
38'	Foul Müller fouled by Luiz Gustavo (Brazil)
37'	Throw-In Philipp Lahm (Germany)
36'	Offside Hulk (Brazil)
34'	Goal Kick Júlio César (Brazil)
34'	Throw-In Sami Khedira (Germany)
33'	Foul Müller fouled by David Luiz (Brazil)
33'	Cross Philipp Lahm (Germany) - Headed Out - In Play
32'	Corner Kick Mesut Özil (Germany)
32'	Shot on Goal Toni Kroos (Germany)
32'	Offside Fred (Brazil)
31'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
30'	Foul Hulk fouled by Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
29'	Goal Sami Khedira (Germany). Assist by Özil
29'	Shot on Goal Sami Khedira (Germany)
29'	Throw-In Thomas Müller (Germany)
29'	Goal Kick Manuel Neuer (Germany)
28'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
28'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
26'	Goal Toni Kroos (Germany). Assist by Khedira
26'	Shot on Goal Toni Kroos (Germany)
24'	Goal Toni Kroos (Germany). Assist by Müller
24'	Shot on Goal Toni Kroos (Germany)
24'	Cross Philipp Lahm (Germany) - Completed Pass
23'	Goal Miroslav Klose (Germany)
23'	Shot on Goal Miroslav Klose (Germany)
23'	Shot on Goal Miroslav Klose (Germany)
22'	Throw-In Philipp Lahm (Germany)
22'	Cross Thomas Müller (Germany) - Clearance Out of Play
21'	Shot on Goal Miroslav Klose (Germany)
21'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
20'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
19'	Foul Oscar fouled by Thomas Müller (Germany)
18'	Cross Oscar (Brazil) - Clearance In Play
18'	Corner Kick Bernard (Brazil) - Headed Out - In Play
17'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
16'	Cross Maicon (Brazil) - Clearance In Play
16'	Foul Kroos fouled by Bernard (Brazil)
15'	Foul David Luiz (Brazil)
15'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
15'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
14'	Foul Müller fouled by Marcelo (Brazil)
13'	Goal Kick Manuel Neuer (Germany)
11'	Goal Thomas Müller (Germany). Assist by Kroos
11'	Shot on Goal Thomas Müller (Germany)
11'	Corner Kick Toni Kroos (Germany) - On Target
10'	Foul David Luiz fouled by Miroslav Klose (Germany)
9'	Foul Marcelo fouled by Thomas Müller (Germany)
8'	Foul David Luiz fouled by Miroslav Klose (Germany)
8'	Shot on Goal Sami Khedira (Germany)
8'	Cross Mesut Özil (Germany) - Completed Pass
7'	Cross Thomas Müller (Germany) - Completed Pass
7'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
6'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
6'	Goal Kick Júlio César (Brazil)
5'	Throw-In Marcelo (Brazil)
5'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
4'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
4'	Throw-In Benedikt Howedes (Germany)
4'	Throw-In Thomas Müller (Germany)
4'	Cross Hulk (Brazil) - Defended by Keeper
3'	Goal Kick Manuel Neuer (Germany)
3'	Shot Marcelo (Brazil)
3'	Throw-In Maicon (Brazil)
2'	Cross Dante (Brazil) - Headed Out - In Play
2'	Corner Kick Oscar (Brazil) - Headed Out - In Play
1'	Cross Fernandinho (Brazil) - Clearance Out of Play
1'	Start Half

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Players
No.	Number
MinP	Minutes Played
G	Goals
YC	Yellow Cards
RC	Red Cards
GA	Goals Against
Svs	Saves