2018 FIFA World Cup – Group F
Germany’s recent poor run of form continued when they lost to Mexico in the opening game. They now face a rock-solid Swedish team, who have
21st June 2018
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Germany’s recent poor run of form continued when they lost to Mexico in the opening game. They now face a rock-solid Swedish team, who have
Now, just four teams remain. There is no room for error but only improvement. Which team has what it takes to go all the way?
Germany and Italy will lock horns in Bordeaux on Saturday night in what looks a mouth-watering encounter.
World champions Germany will play host to England in an international friendly match on Saturday as both teams continue preparations for the upcoming Euro 2016.
It’s only fitting that one of the best World Cups in history will end with a clash between two giants, as Germany and Argentina will face off in the 2014 final in the Maracana Stadium, Rio de Janeiro.
After a dramatic and exciting first round of Group G, Germany will face African giants Ghana with both sides looking for nothing less than three points.
Germany host Cameroon in an international friendly match as both sides make their final preparations ahead of the 2014 FIFA World Cup in Brazil.
Silvery Moon, a rare overo Thoroughbred, finished second in the 1,400-meter Rennen Zweijährigen Trophy, a listed stakes at Köln in Germany.
It looks set to be the ultimate grudge match. Germany may be threatening Greece with exit from the euro (the official currency of the eurozone), but the debt-stricken country now has an unexpected opportunity for revenge against its biggest and most critical creditor – by knocking its football team out of Euro 2012.
Saturday marks the first round of matches for Group B, ‘the group of death’. World Cup finalists Netherlands will play Denmark followed by second favourites Germany going up against Cristiano Ronaldo’s Portugal.
