Sweden

2.83

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  0

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  3.00

  Oscar Wendt

  Rather quiet for the most part, but will be remembered for his comically miss-hit shot on 75 minutes. Provided some decent support for Wilhelmsson on occasion.

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  2

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  3.00

  Christian Wilhelmsson

  Arguably Sweden's most dangerous attacker. Made a great run to the byline before his cutback was found to be slightly behind Toivonen. Was very lively; he also dropped deep to defend.

Substitutions

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  2.50

  Rasmus Elm

  Replaced Wernbloom for the final quarter hour, and rarely received the ball. Might have had a late chance, but it was snuffed out almost instantaneously.

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  1

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  0.00

  Alexander Gerndt

  Given just two minutes in his debut; cannot be fully assessed.

Germany

2.70

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  1

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  3.00

  Mats Hummels

  Made a strong appeal to become a regular in Loew's line-up. Was not tested very much, but put his ball-playing skills on display with solid distribution. In another era, he could have been a sweeper. His overall performance was marred by one cheap give away in injury time.

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  4

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  3.50

  Lewis Holtby Top of the Match

  In the early stages of the game, the Mainz man struggled to assume the Oezil role in Germany's tactical game plan. After half-time, he improved, and linked well with Marin. Did not create any brilliant goals, but a playmaker needs his team-mates to flatter him. Came close to scoring the winner on 58 minutes, but missed wide.

Substitutions

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  2.50

  Andreas Beck

  Replaced Boateng at half time. Made a decisive clearance as Toivonen looked likely to score. Strangely enough, that was his most significant contribution; the Hoffenheim defender, who is known for his forward-minded style of play, did very little in attack.

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  1

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  0.00

  Andre Schürrle

  Looked very bright on occasion. Strong, and talented in the dribble, Schuerrle might have a future in Loew's team if he continues his development.

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  1

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  2.50

  Christian Träsch

  Played a couple nice balls forward, but did nothing more spectacular than his predecessors. The Stuttgart man might be Loew's preferred deputy for Khedira.

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  1

  0

  0.00

  Mario Götze

  His few toughest looked good, but the 18-year old really did not have enough time to make an impression.

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  3

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  2.00

  Cacau

  Came on to provide more support in attack alongside Gomez, but did nothing of the sort. Was utterly anonymous.