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No tears, no heads down just a group of men all standing with their arms folded or behind their backs looking forward. Just for that, here's my All-Time World Cup Workers' XI, also known as Workers of the World United. Germany 1-0 Argentina World Cup final 2014 MATCH REPORT: Mario Gotze nets in extra time as Joachim Low's team grab glory in Brazil. It's perfect, taking out Hummels, and leaving Palacio alone on the penalty spot! 5 min: Muller makes ground down the right, and he isn't far away from sliding a low cross inside to Ozil. Kramer takes a big whack on the jaw. They've had the majority of the play so far, though Argentina have had the best chance. Pride of place, you see, goes to the two which were contested by both teams. The midfielder's goal as a magnificent finish and was well worthy of winning the World Cup final. 37 min: Now it's Romero's turn to shine. Whenever it was, it's certainly worked, as Joachim Low's team hope to tie with Italy on four World Cup wins to become the joint most successful European nation in this tournament's history. 55 min: The Germans wake up. Germany the favourites, then, after that absurd affair in Belo Horizonte on Tuesday. He picks up the ball and races with purpose down the inside-right channel. West Germany's first World Cup was in the bag! Meanwhile Löw pops off to the loo, to fix his hair, or perchance a jobby. Romero, the ball going in the bottom left, palms away. It's over, and Neuer had it covered anyway. Germany defeated Argentina 1–0 in extra time, with the only goal being scored by Mario Götze, who collected André Schürrle's cross from the left on his chest before volleying a high left-footed shot into the net. It shows Fuleco, this World Cup's mascot, which never really caught on, being carried by security guards at the Fifa souvenir store. Joachim Low's side are narrow favourites going into this final, but how many of his players would feature in a combined Germany and Argentina team? A further attempt to get the move going again sees Messi fail to keep a heavy pass in down the right. 418 - Argentina have now gone 418 minutes since they last conceded at this World Cup (v Nigeria). The forward shows his quick feet to cut inside from the right, but despite creating a yard of space for a shot, fires wide across the target. 66min: The yellow cards are racking up for Argentina now as now Aguero is booked for a trip on Schweinsteiger. Yet football has a way of confounding such expectation. At least I think the cheers are for the trophy, and not for Gisele Bundchen, who helps Spain's World Cup winning captain Carlos Puyol carry the trophy on to the field in a protective case, before they place it on a plinth and open up the box to reveal football's biggest prize. In truth, he he should be scoring that header from six yards out. The comments below have not been moderated. This is OK for Germany, but pity poor Argentina, who just want to scuttle off, and are forced to wait on the pitch for an absurd length of time. But he drags a poor shot low and wide right of the target. Poor all round. Yet. A goalless draw in the 1966 groups was mainly notable for Rafael Albrecht receiving his marching orders for kneeing Wolfgang Weber in the fruit bowl, and injuring himself in the process. 98min: Now Palacio blows a huge chance to score. ET 30 min: Messi looks distraught. Watch the 2014 Germany vs. Argentina World Cup Final full match held at Maracanã (Rio de Janeiro) on Footballia Attacking the right was the tactic in the win over Holland, and it's the preferred route early on here as they win a corner. Sorry scenes indeed, Frederico. Both Germany and Argentina have under-performed internationally since the 2014 World Cup final. But then a couple of Andy Brehme corners from the left turned the game. ET 26 min: Rojo whips a cross into the box from the left. No! Consolation for Messi who collects the Golden Ball award for player of the tournament shortly after Neuer collects a Golden Glove award. He zips into the box, reaches the byline, and attempts to find Lavezzi with a pullback. ET 3 min: A strong start to extra time all right! Argentina edged out Germany in a five-goal thriller back in the 1986 final and Coral are offering 50/1 on the South Americans winning by the same scoreline this evening inside 90 minutes. We have a breakthrough and what a stunner it is! Demichelis wins the header and sends the ball into the arms of Romero, who then engages Schurrle in a Hegelian dialectic. 88 min: And this is the end of Miroslav Klose's astonishing World Cup career. Four minutes! as he prepares for his big Etihad showcase in the Champions League quarter-final, Tottenham stars and staff BAFFLED by Jose Mourinho's comments on leaving out Toby Alderweireld against Newcastle due to him not training... after the club released images SHOWING HIM at sessions, Barcelona 'want Neymar to wait a year to return to the Nou Camp for FREE' as a 'nod' of respect after his shock exit to PSG in 2017 left them rocked... with star keen to reunite with Lionel Messi, Alan Pardew admits he REGRETS his infamous FA Cup final dance after his Crystal Palace side went on to lose late on against Manchester United in 2016 as former boss reveals 'people remember it, unfortunately! 86min: Final change from Argentina as Fernando Gago comes on to replace Enzo Perez. They've yet to start this half. But Germany escape. Maradona sashayed through the entire tournament effectively flicking Vs left, right and centre. 1982: West Germany made absolutely no friends at all in Spain with the mother of all cynical carry-ons. The German bench springs up as though Palacio's cut off both of his legs. Germany are getting back into this. Group F of the 2014 FIFA World Cup consisted of Argentina, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Iran and Nigeria. Bedlam on the pitch! What a captain! 90 min +2: Ozil goes on a long ramble down the right. We are no longer accepting comments on this article. All tournament they have looked to have goals in them but not here. Germany versus Argentina. And on the above link is the rest of Germany's newspaper highlights ahead of the final. Brazil was hosting the FIFA World Cup for the second time (the first being 1950), and had won the tournament on five previous occasions. He doesn't get there, because Neuer comes to the left-hand corner of his area, punches clear for a throw, and then plants his knee into Higuain's ear. From Sportsmail's Ian Ladyman inside the Maracana: 'I have been disappointed in Germany tonight on the whole. 'The psychologists will tell you that teams often subconsciously settle for penalties midway through the second half of normal, since there is ‘no shame’ in losing in a shoot-out. Kramer looks oblivious to everything that is happening around him, and it's probably from that early knock from Garay, as he is helped off the field by physios to be replaced by Andre Schurrle. What's going on, you ask. So it was Mario Gotze that has cemented his place in World Cup history by scoring a stunning goal to prevent the biggest game in football from being decided on penalty kicks. Such a thin line between success and failure. pic.twitter.com/pxu7CYfQbu, 'The Maracana is absolutely rocking as the two teams come out. Handshakes and hugs all round, from that clown Blatter and the German chancellor Angela Merkel. It's fair to say one looks happier than the other. And which of this final's well-turned-out coaches, Joachim Löw or Alejandro Sabella, will join the long list of dapper World Cup winning managers, to which both countries have already made a contribution? But it was not to be for Argentina. Argentina: Romero, Zabaleta, Demichelis, Garay, Rojo, Biglia, Mascherano, Perez, Higuain, Messi, Lavezzi. A bravura performance. Even if he also knows the crushing disappointment of it all being taken away. Argentina: Romero, Zabaleta, Demichelis, Garay, Rojo, Biglia, Mascherano, Perez, Higuain, Messi, Lavezzi.Subs: Orion, Campagnaro, Gago, Di Maria, Rodriguez, Augusto Fernandez, Federico Fernandez, Palacio, Alvarez, Aguero, Basanta, Andujar. Ominous signs here for the South Americans'. The scorecard allows comparisons with the world (with the option to display world's best performer) and with the region or income group (with the option to display the region’s or income group's best performer) on the six indicators and the overall LPI index. Not ideal.'. Your support powers our independent journalism, Available for everyone, funded by readers. Incredibly the German keeper even wins a free-kick for his actions. Germany weakly claim a penalty, but that's nothing more than a goal kick. Farewell Miroslav. Germany, less poor Khedira, get the ball rolling. Argentina don't have David Luiz in the centre of their defence, and aren't falling for that particular grift. "What's wrong with a good old-fashioned 'rumpus'?" Neuer, Lahm, Hummels, Boateng, Howedes, Schweinsteiger, Khedira, Muller, Kroos, Ozil, Klose. Thanks to a late Brehme penalty, the Germans had their third World Cup, and deservedly so! They let Messi race into the area and narrow his eyes, before his half-shot, half-cross is hacked off the line by Boateng! Kroos whips a ball to the near post. Kick off approaching at the Maracana. Schurrle is afforded too much time down the left, and hammers a shot from a tight-ish angle towards the top right. He picks up the ball to the right of the German box, jigs back along in a big semi-circle towards the right-hand corner of the D, then attempts a curler into the top left. In his first competitive start, the late replacement for the injured Smai Khedira needs treatment inside the Argentina box after Ezequiel Garay charges into his jaw with his shoulder. He did for fierce rivals Brazil with one of the great assists, setting up Claudio Caniggia while being mugged and playing with a dodgy foot. Here's hoping! Schurrle, despite being fouled by Zabaleta, plays a lovely reverse dink down the inside-left channel to release Muller, whose low fizzing cross into the centre is hacked out by Garay. He slaps an arm into the German midfieder's face, drawing blood from under his right eye. But that was a little better from Germany, who haven't looked particularly happy since the restart. Kick off: 4pm at the Maracanã, 9pm in Berlin, 4pm in Buenos Aires, 8pm in London. 8min: The first wave of the wand from magical Messi. He really must at least hit the target and Germany are let off the hook AGAIN! Let's hope not! Rojo loops a stunning ball into the German area from the left. Demichelis isn't having a bar of it. Between them, they've made nine of the 19 World Cup finals so far contested. Germany: Neuer, Lahm, Boateng, Hummels, Howedes, Khedira, Schweinsteiger, Muller, Kroos, Ozil, Klose.Subs: Zieler, Grosskreutz, Ginter, Schurrle, Podolski, Draxler, Durm, Mertesacker, Gotze, Kramer, Weidenfeller. ET 13 min: Argentina are offering very little up front. It's a wonderful finish, but he's two yards offside, and the flag rightly goes up. Pretty special.'. He takes a couple of strides into the area, and shoots from a tight angle. Poor decision making. From Sportsmail's Rob Drapaer from inside the Maracana: 'If Argentina win this on penalties after 0-0, they will have scored two goals in the knock-out section.'. Lavezzi has departed for Argentina, no signs of injury at this time, but I can't think of any other reason as Sergio Aguero replaces him. But then a third phase of German pressure, Lahm lifting a cross in from the right, a minor [pulls item from back of trousers] brouhaha developing at the far post. For Argentina: the soundtrack to Last Tango in Paris, by Argentinian jazz legend Gato Barbieri. The views expressed in the contents above are those of our users and do not necessarily reflect the views of MailOnline. 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Germany: Neuer, Lahm, Boateng, Hummels, Howedes, Kramer (Schurrle 32), Schweinsteiger, Muller, Kroos, Ozil (Mertesacker 120), Klose (Gotze 88).
Subs: Zieler, Grosskreutz, Ginter, Podolski, Draxler, Durm, Weidenfeller.

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Goal: Gotze 113.

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Booked: Schweinsteiger, Howedes.

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Argentina: Romero, Zabaleta, Demichelis, Garay, Rojo, Biglia, Mascherano, Perez (Gago 86), Higuain (Palacio 78), Messi, Lavezzi (Aguero 46).
Subs: Orion, Campagnaro, Di Maria, Rodriguez, Augusto Fernandez, Federico Fernandez, Alvarez, Basanta, Andujar.

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Booked: Mascherano, Aguero.

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Referee: Nicola Rizzoli (Italy)

"},"modifiedOrder":21}. He should be fine to continue. He looks to the skies, then back to the stands again. 'Tired, tetchy, a mistake is surely coming. Once we are done in Brazil, attention turns towards Euro 2016 in France the next World Cup in Russia in 2018, and Russia president Vladimir Putin is already ready for the handover as he has landed in Rio for the final. Eine gute Gelegenheit, noch einmal Fußball-Klassiker anzuschauen. 23 min: Lahm crosses from the right. 27min: There is no doubt Argentina have had THE best chance, but it's still Germany looking more comfortable on the ball. 57 min: Higuain chases a bouncing ball down the right. Neuer is much quicker to it than Aguero, and the chance is gone. Germany are playing in their famous and beautiful first-choice white, albeit with an unnecessary flash across the nipples. This is a farce. 3min: Germany only had to effectively play for 30 minutes against Brazil, and they look the fresher side at the start here. Marcos Rojo bundles over Thomas Muller to give Joachim Low's side a free-kick 25 yards from goal. Suffice to say, the Brazlians in the audience are making a point.'. 0 - #ARG have failed to muster a shot on target in the #WorldCup final so far. Remember to get the most out of our live coverage by following all the action with Sportsmail's excellent Match Zone. Elle a lieu le 13 juillet 2014 au stade Maracanã de Rio de Janeiro, à 16 heures heure locale. "Are World Cup Finals representative of the preceding tournaments?" He glides in from the right, draws a couple of challenges, then clips a clever little ball forward into space in the area. 'Just spotted a very lonely St George’s flag draped over the side of one of the stairwells inside the stadium. Argentina have made a change, replacing Lavezzi - who had a very decent first half - with Aguero. Im Finale der Fußball-WM 2014 trifft Deutschland auf Argentinien. With the 1986 defeat, German manager Franz Beckenbauer (who had played in West Germany's defeat in 1966 ) gained the rather unwanted distinction of having lost a World Cup final as both a player and a manager. The ball's slipped inside for Schurrle, who batters a shot towards the top left. We've seen a few moments of Messi magic in the first half, but the Argentina star man hasn't exactly lit up the pitch or warmed up the heat maps. Yes, this game has a 1990 aesthetic all right! Not much going on in the middle of the pitch, which is just how everyone likes it. He's looking to free Aguero, but the striker loses his footing and skitters around on his face awhile. Howedes zips down the left, only to hoick a cross of play down the right. This is goalless and ... well, not so much. No emotion whatsoever. And Argentina might not like to contemplate that too much, either, given how poor they were in the semi-final against Holland, compared to what Germany did to Po' Brazil. It's a lovely picture, a lovely moment. And imagine handing one of those pennants over, shaking hands just before leading your country into a World Cup final! Mascherano is in tears, as is Aguero. On one side the Die National Mannschaft, on the other Lionel Messi. ET 15 min: A really dismal crossfield pass by Kroos is intercepted by Palacio. It's Harald Schumacher all over again! You'll notice that's only seven finals. No repeats of the Iran goal so far from Argentina's star man. Fifa really did riff on Argentina's pain there, but particularly Messi's. We have tracked all of the 2014/15 volleyball results from the 2014/15 Copa Rus Argentina to bring you all of the livescores, fixtures, standings & stats from the 2014/15 Argentine Copa Rus Argentina. Only one of them (I think) never actually appeared in a World Cup squad, but he'd have done mighty well, I'll wager. Plenty of us adults still have them, too. A goal to grace a World Cup final, a goal that was so much more than the sum of its parts. Messi, on the edge of the area, attempts to Luis Suarez a header into the net from distance. 45 min: Muller is a fantastic player, despite the occasional nonsense. Ezequiel Lavezzi's corner is cleared by Mesut Ozil, but the Argentine forward gets the ball back and his second near post delivery is cut out by Manuel Neuer. 120min: Final change for Germany as Mesut Ozil departs in favour of Per Mertesacker. Argentina think they have scored after Higuain neatly converts Lavezzi's cross until a correct offside flag cuts short the celebrations. A strong suspicion that Schweinsteiger is simply after a wee rest. Safe to say the Argentina defence are far from impressed as they square up to the Bayern Munich star. 77 min: Aguero hasn't done much, but he's working hard. 32min: It's all happening in Rio! There will be a delay in the taking of it as Schweinsteiger, who conceded it, limps off with cramp. Nearly. Aguero embarks on an absurdly intricate dribble down the left, but after cutting inside ties himself up in knots and can't get enough on the dink forward he prods in the general direction of Messi. Happy birthday to you, happy birthday to you, happy birthday dear Franz II, Erwählter Römischer Kaiser, happy birthday to you. Just two of the first 12 saw no goals scored in the first period. 'Maracana pitch cutting up right in front of Alex Sabella’s technical area, in the space where Lahm and Muller are trying to operate when Germany surge forward. Schweinsteiger clatters into him, 30 yards from goal. The former England defender has cast his take on both teams ahead of the World Cup final, but which side does Sportsmail's new columnist back to victory in the Maracana? Individual awards are presented, for best goalkeeper and best player, to Manuel Neuer and an understandably pissed-off Lionel Messi. For some pre-match reading, check out Martin Samuel's latest excellent column for Sportsmail where he looks at how Germany are bred for success. 42 min: A bit of nonsense as Schurrle plants his knee in Biglia's trouser arrangement. Lavezzi in space down the right. Check out Sportsmail 's in depth look at what has gone wrong with both of … Germany beat Argentina 1-0 in the 2014 Fifa World Cup final - but who starred in the showpiece? 1990 - The last player to make their first start at the #WorldCup in the final was Gustavo Dezotti in 1990 (for #ARG v #GER). It'll be a repeat of the 1990 final. 1978: There was more unfortunate nonsense for Holland in Buenos Aires four years later, as Rob Rensenbrink came within the width of the left-hand post of winning the final for the Dutch in injury time. Arjen Robben times ten. Laboured, eh? You can click here to find out more about that offer as well as other potential bets, including 11/2 on Germany to win 1-0 - the scoreline they beat Argentina by in the Italia 90 final to get their revenge. A goal worthy of winning a World Cup final! It's very much game on. One quest will end today, as this fixture becomes the World Cup's most familiar final, edging ahead of Brazil-Italy. No frenzied shouting, on account of Brazil not being here. Germany and Argentina will battle for football's ultimate prize on Sunday.In the stands or supporting back home will be a host of glamorous wives and girlfriends.As they say, behind every great man is a great women - here Sportsmail takes a look at those women. Stadium is hushed, hopefully it will come to life in around ten minutes.'. Germany haven't lifted a major trophy since Euro 96, while Argentina have been waiting since the 1993 Copa America. He's swarmed by Argentinian defenders, and the ball's hacked clear. World Cup 2014: Germany 1-0 Argentina (aet) highlights. No fairytale ending for Germany, mind, as Ronaldo fancied making good the horrors of 1998, and did so with aplomb. #ARG pic.twitter.com/FqpvRbcwPY. 75 min: Ah, here he is! 11min: Germany seemed to be quicker out the blocks but Argentina are coming back into this. In his place, Christoph Kramer of Borussia Moenchengladbach. And here's Messi, scampering down the right in acres of space. He cuts back, sashays across the edge of the area, then semi-releases Muller into the area down the left. A ball hoicked into the area from the Argentinian left gives Higuain a half-chance to batter a shot from the edge of the area. Click on the above link for more. Pep Guardiola hints Manchester City's spending habits WILL change in the future as club prepare to break... David Luiz to miss four weeks after undergoing knee surgery... with Arsenal hopeful defender WILL play again... Farm Heroes Saga, the #4 Game on iTunes. 'The German team are in no doubt as who is to blame for the fact that young Christoph Kramer left the field in such a confused state after half an hour. But he swings and misses. The things people used to teach kids. It wasn’t. Thank you for following. 31 min: Poor Kramer. He had to score, surely. The season was scheduled to start on August 1, 2014 but was postponed after the death of Julio Grondona, president of the AFA on July 30. That was marginal, so close in fact that Higuain should have had the benefit of the doubt. ET 12 min: Mascherano slides in on Schweinsteiger, catching the German's instep and causing a wee bit of pain. 4 min: ... clank an idiotic effort straight into the wall. Foul. Messi blasts a good few yards over the bar. Corner on the left, from which Muller is penalised for a light tug on the shirt of Demichelis. 'The 120 minutes they played against Holland are beginning to show in Argentina’s legs now and nobody looks to be suffering more than Lionel Messi. Shall we start at the beginning? Thank the lord for pictures, then, and our superb in-play gallery. It does make you wonder why they bother in the first place. I do not own this clip, I am not uploading this clip for money, I am uploading it for the people that missed it or want to see it again. Free kick, which Kroos witlessly lumps into the box. Germany were forced to wait for two minutes in the tunnel. Germany have history on their side, because while it's 1-1 in finals, Argentina have failed to win any of the other five competitive fixtures between the two nations. Sechsmal standen sich die Teams bei einer WM gegenüber. Argentina stream upfield on the break, through Zabaleta down the right. What a last hour it's been for the late replacement for Khedira. 34min: Another booking for Germany, who are losing the plot a bit, as Benedikt Howedes is booked for a trip on Javier Mascherano - that looked a little dangerous to me but a yellow is deemed punishment enough. 'Brazilian fans really rubbing this in now. The Germans need to wake up, and quick. Klose heads towards the loose ball, but he's offside. But there was one. "This pic represent our sadness," writes Rio resident Frederico Dalton. It's finally time.

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