Jul 03 11:29a by Richard Farley
An open second half that had given few clear scoring chances was broken open in the 6thh minute when Miroslav Klose scored his 13th World Cup goal to put Germany up 2-0 over Argentina.
The play began with build-up through the left side that was eventually played behind the line for Lukas Podolski by Thomas Müller, who turned while on the ground to put a pass beyond the right side of Argentina's line. Podolski went toward the near post and put a ball across the six for Klose as goalkeeper Sergio Romero committed.
Klose took two touches to push Germany to a 2-0 lead.
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World Cup 2010, Argentina Vs. Germany: Miroslav Klose Benefits From Podolski, Mueller Work, Puts Germany Up 2-0
Jul 3
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