The German team’s strength, fluidity and players seems to have gone into thin air and they seem to had been neutralized so perfectly by a team which at first seems to only have David Villa working for them but then somebody else arises to save the game.
The German team’s strength, fluidity and players seems to have gone into thin air and they seem to had been neutralized so perfectly by a team which at first seems to only have David Villa working for them but then somebody else arises to save the game.
However, we might have forgotten the fact that Spain had the best players in the world. Their line-up are composed of starts from Real Madrid and Barcelona. The fact that they might had been silent does not mean that they are not ready to come to the picture when the game demands them to.
Spain, for the last four years had dominated football games in Spain. In terms of performance, it had only lost two games since November 2006 and that includes the opening upset to Switzerland.
Today, Spain proved that they are indeed the better team. They had also shown the world that a team need not finish games in flaring performances and upset scores but in perfection and accuracy. Spain had no glaring scores such as the 4-0 German win against Argentina but they win their games and that’s what matters the most.
The German coach had one thing to say, “I am fairly convinced Spain will win the title,” said Loew.
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