Germany's score against England? Let's make a prediction
The feud between Britain and Germany has lasted for 80 years.
The two teams have met 27 times in history, and England has a slight advantage with a record of 12 wins and 5 draws 10 losses in regular time. In the history of the World Cup, England and Germany have met four times. The last time was in the semi-final of the World Cup in Italy in 1990. The two sides fought a civil war within 120 minutes 1- 1, and the Federal Republic of Germany won 4-3 on penalties. The most classic encounter was in the 1966 World Cup final, when England and the Federal Republic of Germany beat Germany 2-2 in 90 minutes and England beat Germany 4-2 with two goals in overtime.
Play a war of words before the game
Beckenbauer, a famous German scholar, looks down on Britain now. He said that in the match with the United States, the Three Lions Corps returned to "ancient times". "They really played badly! I can't believe that the Premier League is so powerful that their national team has found these players. " Kahn also said, "If England has been living in the past, it will be difficult for them to beat the current German team."
In this regard, Capello responded: "For us, it doesn't matter who we meet in the knockout. If we want to enter the finals, it's all the same with any team! I know myself. These children have the ability to beat all their opponents. Judging from the last game, they did find that feeling. "
Loew said: "Now our attention is on England, and it feels special to play against them every time. Our two teams have many stories in the World Cup. I watched the group match in England. They haven't shown their best. Rooney is the most dangerous person for us. He may break out at any time and we need to take care of him. "
Capello prepares for a penalty shoot-out.
Beckenbauer predicted that the Anglo-German war would enter the penalty shootout with the score of 1- 1. Germany captain Ballack, who missed the World Cup, was not optimistic about England's performance in the penalty shoot-out. The current captain Ram also said: "If the two teams have to play a penalty shootout, then our chance will come. I think Germany will be stronger. We are confident to win the opponent. "
It is reported that in order to cope with the possible penalty shootout, Capello has arranged five penalty shooters, namely Lampard, Gerrard, Rooney, Ashley Cole and Terry. Lampard said: "The real game has begun. Everyone should start from now on. This is pure elimination. When you realize that there are still four games left before your goal, all you need to do is concentrate. " Tottenham Hotspur coach Harry Redknapp is also confident of beating Germany. He said: "Germany defeated the old Australian team, but lost to Serbia. I don't think this is the best German team we have ever seen, and I can't figure out why we can't beat them. Therefore, I am very confident. "
Ace to Ace: Klose PK Rooney
Klose was sent off for a red card against Serbia, missed the last game against Ghana and will be suspended for the game against England. Klose, who has scored 1 1 in the World Cup, is expected to continue to set a new record for the World Cup scorer list. He said: "It is very painful to watch others play football on the sidelines, but I firmly believe that I can still get the chance to play. The game against England will be very difficult, but we have done it.
Rooney's performance in the three group matches was very dull, and the coaches of each team arranged targeted tactics for him. But in the life-and-death battle with Germany, he will still be an important striker of Capello. Loew thinks Rooney will be the key to England, and Rooney's teammate Nemanja Vidic is also optimistic that he will break out in this game. He said: "Rooney is under a lot of pressure now. I think he will explode against Germany. He will score goals and lead England further. "
Handicap analysis: cautiously optimistic about England
Asian mainstream companies tied for this game, and Germany was super high. Before the game, it was gradually adjusted to full water, while in England it was about 90 water. At first glance, the bookmakers are slightly optimistic about the Three Lions led by Capello. Judging from the European compensation, the odds of winning in England have been adjusting, and bookmakers prefer that the two teams draw at regular time.
Predict the starting lineup of both sides:
Germany: 1- Neuer/16- Ram, 3- Friedrich, 17- MerTesak, 14- Badstubbel /6- Khedira, 7- SchWeins Tiger, 8- Ozil,/Kloc-.
England: 1- James /2- Glen Johnson, 6- Terry, 15- upson, 3- Ashley Cole/14- Barry, 4- Gerrard, 8- Lampard, 16- Milner/655.