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Match Report Semi-Finals Germany - Spain 0:1 (0:0) # 62 7 JUL 2010 20:30 Durban / Durban Stadium / RSA Att 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Match Report Semi-finals Germany - Spain 0:1 (0:0) # 62 7 JUL 2010 20:30 Durban / Durban Stadium / RSA Att. 60,960 Referee: Viktor KASSAI (HUN) Assistant Referee 1: Gabor EROS (HUN) Assistant Referee 2: Tibor VAMOS (HUN) 4th Official: Frank DE BLEECKERE (BEL) Reserve Assistant Referee: Peter HERMANS (BEL) Match Commissioner: Mohamed RAOURAOUA (ALG) General Coordinator: Rafael TINOCO (GUA) Goals Scored: Carles PUYOL (ESP) 73' Germany (GER) Spain (ESP) [ 1] Manuel NEUER (GK) [ 1] Iker CASILLAS (C) (GK) [ 3] Arne FRIEDRICH [ 3] Gerard PIQUE [ 6] Sami KHEDIRA (-81') [ 5] Carles PUYOL [ 7] Bastian SCHWEINSTEIGER [ 6] Andres INIESTA [ 8] Mesut OEZIL [ 7] David VILLA (-81') [ 10] Lukas PODOLSKI [ 8] XAVI [ 11] Miroslav KLOSE [ 11] Joan CAPDEVILA [ 15] Piotr TROCHOWSKI (-62') [ 14] XABI ALONSO (-90'+3) [ 16] Philipp LAHM (C) [ 15] SERGIO RAMOS [ 17] Per MERTESACKER [ 16] Sergio BUSQUETS [ 20] Jerome BOATENG (-52') [ 18] PEDRO (-86') Substitutes: Substitutes: [ 2] Marcell JANSEN (+52') [ 2] Raul ALBIOL [ 4] Dennis AOGO [ 4] Carlos MARCHENA (+90'+3) [ 5] Serdar TASCI [ 9] Fernando TORRES (+81') [ 9] Stefan KIESSLING [ 10] Cesc FABREGAS [ 12] Tim WIESE (GK) [ 12] Victor VALDES (GK) [ 14] Holger BADSTUBER [ 13] Juan Manuel MATA [ 18] Toni KROOS (+62') [ 17] Alvaro ARBELOA [ 19] CACAU [ 19] Fernando LLORENTE [ 21] Marko MARIN [ 20] Javier MARTINEZ [ 22] Hans Joerg BUTT (GK) [ 21] DAVID SILVA (+86') [ 23] Mario GOMEZ (+81') [ 22] Jesus NAVAS [ 13] Thomas MUELLER (N) [ 23] Pepe REINA (GK) Coach Joachim LOEW (GER) Coach Vicente DEL BOSQUE (ESP) Cautions: Expulsions: Additional Time: First half: 1 min., second half: 3 min. Att: Attendance A: Absent AET: After extra time Y: Yellow Card GK: Goalkeeper I: Injured 2Y=R:Second Yellow Card R: Red Card (C): Captain N: Not eligible to Play PSO: Penalty shoot-out WED 7 JUL 2010; 22:21 CET / 22:21 local time - Version 1 Page1/2 2010 FIFA World Cup South Africa™ Game Statistics Semi-finals Germany - Spain 0:1 (0:0) # 62 7 JUL 2010 20:30 Durban / Durban Stadium / RSA Att. 60,960 Germany (GER) Spain (ESP) 5 Shots 13 Ball Possession Heat Map 2 Shots on Goal 5 Ball Possession Heat Map 9 Fouls 7 6 Corner Kicks 7 3% 5% 15% 0 Direct Free Kicks to Goal 0 2% 11% 9% 0 Indirect Free Kicks to Goal 0 0/0 Penalty Kicks/Converted 0/0 12% 18% 13% 2 Offsides 1 8% 23% 10% 0 Own Goals 0 0 Cautions 0 10% 5% 19% 0 Expulsions due to Second Caution 0 4% 21% 12% 0 Direct Expulsions 0 Attacking direction 49% Ball Possession 51% Attacking direction 37 Actual Playing Time 39 Man of the Match: 8, XAVI (Spain) Germany (GER) Fouls # Name Pos Min GS GA SG/S PK Y 2Y=R R FC FS 1 Manuel NEUER GK 90 1 3 Arne FRIEDRICH D 90 6 Sami KHEDIRA M 81 1 7 Bastian SCHWEINSTEIGER M 90 0/1 2 8 Mesut OEZIL M 90 1 10 Lukas PODOLSKI F 90 2 11 Miroslav KLOSE F 90 0/1 3 1 15 Piotr TROCHOWSKI M 62 1/2 1 16 Philipp LAHM (C) D 90 1 17 Per MERTESACKER D 90 20 Jerome BOATENG D 52 2 Substitutes 2 Marcell JANSEN M 38 18 Toni KROOS M 28 1/1 2 23 Mario GOMEZ F 9 Totals 1 2/5 9 7 Spain (ESP) Fouls # Name Pos Min GS GA SG/S PK Y 2Y=R R FC FS 1 Iker CASILLAS (C) GK 90 3 Gerard PIQUE D 90 1 5 Carles PUYOL D 90 1 1/2 1 6 Andres INIESTA M 90 4 7 David VILLA F 81 2/3 1 8 XAVI M 90 11 Joan CAPDEVILA D 90 1 1 14 XABI ALONSO M 89 0/3 3 1 15 SERGIO RAMOS D 90 0/1 2 16 Sergio BUSQUETS M 90 1 18 PEDRO F 86 2/4 Substitutes 4 Carlos MARCHENA D 1 9 Fernando TORRES F 9 21 DAVID SILVA M 4 Totals 1 5/13 7 9 Pos: Position Min: Minutes Played FC: Fouls Committed GK: Goalkeeper GS: Goals Scored FS: Fouls Suffered M: Midfielder GA: Goals Against SG/S:Shots on Goal/Shots D: Defender Y: Yellow Card PK: Penalty Kicks(Goals/Shots) F: Forward R: Red Card (C): Captain 2Y=R:Expulsion due to Second Caution WED 7 JUL 2010; 22:21 CET / 22:21 local time - Version 1 Page2/2.
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