Match No. 888 - Sunday, 27th June 2010, 4:00pm

  • Assist: Steven Gerrard. "England needed a swift response to at least have some hope of mounting a revival, and it came from Upson as he made amends for his earlier error. He beat the flailing Neuer to Steven Gerrard's cross to head into an unguarded net." Matthew Upson2nd of 2 goals. Header from 6 yards., 37' 36:49
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    • 1
    • David JamesPortsmouth, 53rd of 53 caps
      39 years, 10 months, 26 days
    • 2
    • Glen JohnsonLiverpool, 26th of 54 caps
      25 years, 10 months, 4 days       81:03 Pulling back Özil.
    • '8786:33
    • 3
    • Ashley ColeChelsea, 82nd of 107 caps
      29 years, 6 months, 7 days
    • 4
    • Steven GerrardLiverpool, 84th of 114 caps
      30 years, 0 months, 28 days       (c)12th captaincy
    • 15
    • Matthew UpsonWest Ham, 21st of 21 caps
      31 years, 2 months, 9 days
    • 6
    • John TerryChelsea, 64th of 78 caps
      29 years, 6 months, 20 days
    • 14
    • James MilnerAston Villa, 11th of 61 caps
      24 years, 5 months, 23 days
    • '6463:45
    • 8
    • Frank LampardChelsea, 82nd of 106 caps
      32 years, 0 months, 6 days
    • 19
    • Jermain DefoeSpurs, 43rd of 57 caps
      27 years, 8 months, 20 days
    • '7170:35
    • 10
    • Wayne RooneyMan Utd, 64th of 120 caps
      24 years, 8 months, 3 days
    • 14
    • Gareth BarryMan City, 39th of 53 caps
      29 years, 4 months, 4 days
    • 11
    • Joe ColeChelsea, 56th of 56 caps
      28 years, 7 months, 19 days
    • '6463:45
    • 21
    • Emile HeskeyAston Villa, 62nd of 62 caps
      32 years, 5 months, 16 days
    • '7170:35
  • "Germany keeper Neuer's long clearance was routine, but both Upson and Terry were caught out of position, with the West Ham defender compounding his misjudgement by being brushed aside for Klose to stab home." Miroslav Klose, 20'19:41
  • "Germany extended their lead 12 minutes later. Again England were all at sea defensively, with Podolski left with time and space to score from an angle after Klose and Mueller carved them wide open." Lukas Podolski, 32'31:51
  • "The danger was always that Germany would strike on the counter attack, and they did to deadly effect as Mueller reopened their two-goal advantage after 67 minutes. From and England free-kick Gareth Barry lost possession on the edge of Germany's area, allowing them to sweep to the other end for Mueller to fire past James from Bastian Schweinsteiger's pass." Thomas Müller, 67'66:17
  • "And it was all over three minutes later, with Barry at fault again. He failed to deal with a clearance near the touchline, letting in Ozil to provide Mueller with a simple finish." Thomas Müller, 70'69:32
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    • Manuel NeuerManuel Peter Neuer.
      Born 27th Mar 1986, Gelsenkirchen.
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    • Arne FriedrichArne Friedrich.
      Born 29th May 1979, Bad Oeynhausen.
       46:46 "...Arne Friedrich is booked early on for going through Jermain Defoe."
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    • Philipp LahmPhilipp Lahm.
      Born 11th Nov 1983, Munich.
       (c)
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    • Per MertesackerPer Mertesacker.
      Born 29th Sep 1984, Hanover.
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    • Jérôme BoatengJérôme Agyenim Boateng.
      Born 3rd Sep 1988, Berlin.
    • 6
    • Sami KhediraSami Khedira.
      Born 4th Apr 1987, Stuttgart.
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    • Bastian SchweinsteigerBastian Schweinsteiger.
      Born 1st Aug 1984, Kolbermoor.
    • 8
    • Mesut ÖzilMesut Özil.
      Born 15th Oct 1988, Gelsenkirchen.
    • '8382:35
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    • Lukas PodolskiLukas Josef Podolski.
      Born 4th Jun 1985, Gliwice.
    • 11
    • Miroslav KloseMiroslav Josef Klose.
      Born 9th Jun 1978, Opole, Poland.
    • '7271:27
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    • Thomas MüllerThomas Müller.
      Born 13th Sep 1989, Weilheim.
    • '7271:21
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    • Mario GómezMario Gómez García.
      Born 10th Jul 1985, Riedlingen.
    • '7271:21
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    • Piotr TrochowskiPiotr Artur Trochowski.
      Born 22nd Mar 1984, Tczew.
    • '7271:27
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    • Stefan KießlingStefan Kießling.
      Born 25th Jan 1984, Lichtenfels.
    • '8382:35

Notes

  • England are knocked out of World Cup 2010.Germany progress to the quarter finals.
  • England: New RecordWorst defeat for 5 years, worst competitive defeat since 1980 and worst ever at the World Cup Finals.
  • Lampard: Goal Not Given[37:43] "But moments after Upson's header, in a grim echo of Geoff Hurst's goal that helped England to victory over West Germany in the 1966 World Cup final, Frank Lampard's superb lofted finish landed feet over the line behind German keeper Manuel Neuer, an incident obvious to almost everyone inside the Free State Stadium. Capello was leading the England celebrations in his technical area, only to be stunned as Uruguayan referee Jorge Larrionda and his officials waved play on."
    As a direct result of this non-goal Sepp Blatter, FIFA President, announced that Goal Line Technology dicussions would re-open. In July 2012 IFAB voted to allow goal line technology and was first used in the FIFA World Club Cup in Japan in December 2012.
  • Player MilestoneDavid James' Last Cap
  • Player MilestoneMatthew Upson's Last Cap
  • Player MilestoneJoe Cole's Last Cap
  • Player MilestoneEmile Heskey's Last Cap

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  • Uruguay Jorge Larrionda

Attendance

  • 40,510

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ELO Ratings

  • Down 2 places, losing -55 ranking points to 2011 points England - 7th - 2
  • Germany - 5th