Germany Ruling the Football World

The venture, which saw Germany gain their first World Cup trophy as a brought together country, was launched under Jurgen Klinsmann and was conveyed forward by his co-worker Joachim Low. The 2014 World Cup triumph in Brazil wasn't a cake stroll for the European country. Germany began their battle from Group G, which emphasized of big teams like USA, Portugal and Ghana.

They became everybody's favorite after their first match with Paolo Bento's men, Portugal. German defense was so strong that Ronaldo was nowhere on the TV screens. Their second match was against the Ghana Black stars who showed some resistance and held Germans for a 2-2 draw.

In the third clash of Group G between USA and Germany, Jurgen Klinsmann confronted the team he was in-control, a couple of years back. It was a nearby match in Recife and the main goal, scored by Thomas Muller, was sufficient to seal the match for the Germans. They finished the Group G with 7 points which came with 2 wins and a draw

In the round of 16 of the competition, Germany bolted horns with the 1998 World Cup champs, France. France missed the mark. They looked enlivening in the gathering stage yet were beaten by a superior group, with more encounter at this level, who knew how to see out the amusement. Germany overwhelmed the midfield and managed the pace of the diversion, while France were fortunate their own particular pace. Hummel's twelfth minute header guaranteed triumph for Low's side.

Brazil and Germany semi-last in Belo-Horizonte will dependably known as the most essential match of the twentieth World Cup. Unexpectedly, we have seen a Brazil team mortified like this and it is exceedingly unrealistic that we will see the five-time title holders go down 1-7 in not so distant future. Numerous records were broken that day as Germany scored five objectives in opening 30 minutes to the crush the hopes of host fans.

The last at Maracana in Rio De Janeiro was foreseen as Leo Messi vs Germany. The little virtuoso was required to shred the German resistance, yet the spot-on strategies by the mentor permitted exceptionally uncommon opportunities to the Barcelona superstar. A couple of chances were missed by both the teams and it was anybody's game until the second half of additional time. The 88th minute substitute Mario Gotze's sheer brightness did something worth remembering as he scored an excellent objective from Andre Schurrle's cross in the 113th moment. Germany finished the 24-year hold up and are currently again governing the universe of football.

Lionel Messi was granted the Golden Ball and the German Goalkeeper was awarded the Golden Gloves. Golden Boot was awarded to Colombia's youngster James Rodriguez who scored 6 Goals in the Mega event.