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Welcome to the Camp Nou for the final of a league that can't be won.

We were in the dressing room, lying for the law, when the referee came in to

apologise for his mistake, said in an interview the assistant of Tata Martino.

It's Thomas Muller for Germany. And there's a man over. It's Podolski.

Podolski's made it two.

England are in trouble.

Girard in now. Upson.

2 -1.

Defoe. That's a lovely touch.

Lampard.

It was in now.

That surely crossed the line.

It's not been given.

Surely that was it.

Ozil through the middle.

The man over is Muller. He's got plenty of time.

And he smashed it home. And Germany might be through to the quarter -finals.

Oh, it's so far in.

1966 in reverse, isn't it?

It's payback for the Germans.

They protested the Germans, and only once.

In 2012, AC Milan and Juventus were fighting for the title, and this match

considered crucial.

Quarter -final round. The winner goes to the World Cup semifinals. Drives to the

far post.

Goal!

Ballot!

Reina's corner.

Oh, it's Sane. Shot. Was it in? No.

Cleared off. Off the line, the U .S. protesting.

The referee's assistant right on the line says no goal.

That's a handball. That's a handball. And the run is over.

Germany goes to the semifinal. The U .S. is out.

Joaquin, once again breaks through the curtain, but the ball is already gone.

The ball is already gone. The ball is already gone.

The ball is already gone.

The ball is already gone. The ball is already

gone.

He didn't score a goal.