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World Cup 2010: Miroslav Klose: Germany deserved to beat England
Striker has his eyes on the semis.....
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27 Jun 2010 18:45:00
By Subhankar Mondal
Germany thrashed England 4-1 on Sunday afternoon to reach the quarter-finals of the World Cup handing the Three Lions their heaviest ever defeat in the World Cup finals and one that was duly deserved by a dominant German side.
Miroslav Klose missed Die Mannschaft's last group game against Ghana due to suspension but was drafted into the starting lineup against the Three Lions.
The Bayern Munich striker duly netted his side's first goal of the afternoon after just 20 minutes and also had a number of other chances.
After the match, Klose expressed his delight at having defeated Germany's traditional rivals and also remarked that his side now aim to reach the semi-finals.
Klose is quoted by AP as saying: "We were aggressive from the first minute and it was a deserved victory.
"Our target was to reach the semifinals and that's what we want to achieve."
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Miroslav Klose missed Die Mannschaft's last group game against Ghana due to suspension but was drafted into the starting lineup against the Three Lions.
The Bayern Munich striker duly netted his side's first goal of the afternoon after just 20 minutes and also had a number of other chances.
After the match, Klose expressed his delight at having defeated Germany's traditional rivals and also remarked that his side now aim to reach the semi-finals.
Klose is quoted by AP as saying: "We were aggressive from the first minute and it was a deserved victory.
"Our target was to reach the semifinals and that's what we want to achieve."
No trip to South Africa is complete without a visit to its most beautiful and sunniest city. Durban offers much more than sandy beaches, safaris, casinos and the World Cup, for information on what to do and see, please click here.
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