Miroslav Klose is within one of tying the record for most career World Cup goals after scoring his 14th in the 88th minute against Argentina, putting Germany up 4-0 and on the verge of the semifinals.
A counterattack led to Lukas Podolski with the ball on the left flank, the Köln attacker floating a cross for Klose, whose right footed volley was perfectly placed in Sergio Romero's lower right-hand corner, giving the Germans a 4-0 lead.
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World Cup 2010, Argentina Vs. Germany: Miroslav Klose's 14th World Cup Goal Puts Germany Up 4-0
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If Joachim Loew had coached brasil
they would have won this cup. this man is G E N I U S.
his football “eye” is clinical deadly. his team come with a different strategy every game to suck the air out of the opposition. scary.
the neutered Argentina like a puppy.
by kiers on Jul 3, 2010 12:01 PM EDT reply actions
"Veni, Vidi, Blundgeoned" by Diego Armando Maradona
Obviously been talking a lot of talk… ended up 4 goals short of actually walking the walk…
by Roustique on Jul 3, 2010 12:33 PM EDT reply actions
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