【1/8赛III场】德英大战4比1~1990到2010轮回

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引子：德英的绿茵历史恩怨，44年来从来都与阿根廷纠结在一起

在世界杯所有赛程中，德国与英格兰，这两支欧洲宿敌之间的大战，总是属于最吸引全世界球迷眼光的赛事之一，无论是在1966英格兰本土世界杯之英德决赛，还是1990意大利世界杯之德英半决赛。当然，44年前三狮军团在自家门口击溃了日耳曼战车，夺得了迄今唯一一座属于现代足球发源地——英格兰的世界杯王冠。

时至今日，绿茵欧洲风云中，英超战火雄踞五大联赛前列，引领俱乐部转会榜风潮。但是，在国家队层面上，三狮军团44年来，在境外所取得的成就令己尴尬不已。特别是，丫最好成绩还是1990意大利世界杯第四名，而当时阻止英格兰人前进步伐的，就是最后夺得桂冠的日耳曼战车。那届的德国队，也许是日耳曼战车史上最好的一届队伍，其中以马特乌斯、布雷默和克林斯曼组成的三驾马车最具代表性。在其中的一场半决赛中，他们与莱因克尔和加斯科因等天才球员组成的三狮军团鏖战120分钟，堪堪打成平手。点球大战，英人守门员希尔顿无力回天，加斯科因们罚点球运气实在很背，故遗恨地失去了向马拉多纳率领的老弱蓝白军团实施复仇的机会。从此，英人罚点球霉运就一直持续了到了2006年德国世界杯。紧接着90世界杯，1996年在自家门口，希勒、加斯科因等好手组成三狮军团又遭遇日耳曼人，又是120分钟战平，又是罚点球，加斯科因又一次倒在点球霉运平台上。

在德英纠结不休的同时，阿根廷和英格兰在1966年结下梁子后，也一直持续上演不断的恩仇记。话说1986年墨西哥世界杯上，蓝白军团中天才马拉多纳横空出世，不但用上帝敌手戏耍了希尔顿，还用世纪最佳进球征服全世界球迷。那一战不但报了66年探戈军团惨遭东道主暗算之仇，而且具有现实意义地捍卫了潘帕斯草原的民族和国家荣誉。到了1998年法国世界杯，英阿在1/8淘汰赛再次遭遇，120分钟2-2平分秋色，点球大战，英格兰继续遭遇了自己挥之不去的梦魇。2006年德国世界杯，英格兰又在1/4赛遭遇了2004欧洲杯上老对手葡萄牙队，又一次栽倒在点球霉运上。

纠结啦纠结！这一次，阿根廷队vs墨西哥、和德国vs英格兰处在下半区上1/4小区中，葡萄牙在该半区下1/4小区中。历史老人，又把这几个冤家对手整在一起了。理论上，英格兰除了与德国队拼杀外，还有可能与阿根廷，甚或葡萄牙拼杀。无论如何，1990和1996，英格兰遭遇德国队所带来的挥之不去的点球厄运，这一次能否根除或者清除顽疾？——这就是历史纠结点和今日最大的焦点。

难怪fifa在其前瞻性综述中，最后一句话也是

Have Your Say：
Can England banish the jinx which seems to descend on their meetings with Germany at major tournaments, and finally lay to rest the ghosts of shoot-out defeats in 1990 and 1996?
——英格兰人能否破除在欧洲杯和世界杯上遭遇德国队就会点球落败而遗留下来的霉运、厄运和梦魇？

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主帖内容目录：
1 ~  海报、赛事焦点、舆论和看点、结果和总结的预览（预留）
2 ~  历史战绩和恩恩怨怨
3 ~  小组赛战况和关键球员对比
4 ~ 首发阵容

diego1990

马特乌斯出来防话了，丫当教练更菜的

thewall

317# 主教练
老马将打倒德国人

diego1990

据说布拉特向英格兰和墨西哥道歉了，呵呵

thewall

卡佩罗被德国人打倒
主教练 发表于 2010-6-28 21:54

德国人将要被阿根廷复仇，静待之

主教练

卡佩罗被德国人打倒

diego1990

德国小子一个二个情场得意，荷尔蒙爆发，英格兰中年危机，禁欲萎靡
hglingege 发表于 2010-6-28 20:46

老马也不禁欲的，呵呵

hglingege

德国小子一个二个情场得意，荷尔蒙爆发，英格兰中年危机，禁欲萎靡

diego1990

311# diego1990  


说风靡，其实太夸张。

我只是一个热爱足球的阿根廷和博卡球迷。
刘什么 发表于 2010-6-28 15:23

足矣！

Mantus

311# diego1990  


说风靡，其实太夸张。

我只是一个热爱足球的阿根廷和博卡球迷。
刘什么 发表于 2010-6-28 15:23

刘老师出山了   多谈谈阿德之战啊  现在相当没谱

刘什么

311# diego1990


说风靡，其实太夸张。

我只是一个热爱足球的阿根廷和博卡球迷。

diego1990

只有畜生一直看好猛脱离沃。不要胡乱造谣。
刘什么 发表于 2010-6-28 14:50

老刘淡定，人家拿你的发言当语录，当然没有的也算在您头上，从另一方面来说，您很风靡风暴论坛啦
哈哈

刘什么

不要被新浪的报道迷惑了。

意大利不是被老将毁掉的，恰恰是缺少了06的那些冠军成员。

意大利这届：格罗索、皮尔洛、佩罗塔、TOTTI、TONY这几个关键点上的后备人选根本无法接班啊。

足球永远没有100%的事，但永远有概率大和小之分。底蕴就起概率大的作用。

刘什么

281# 刘什么 又来底蕴说，那意大利怎么回事？还有你一直非常看好的蒙托利沃怎么回事？不能总选对自己有利的证据说事吧
还有足球 发表于 2010-6-28 10:28

只有畜生一直看好猛脱离沃。不要胡乱造谣，你每次都很善于造谣，所以我们互相不要骚扰对方，谢谢。

diego1990

Klose: Team spirit made the difference 克洛泽：团队精神制胜


The German camp was a sea of smiles after a crushing 4-1 victory over arch-rivals England in a thrilling and eventful Round of 16 tie at the Free State Stadium in Mangaung/Bloemfontein. After the match, FIFA.com spoke exclusively to goalscorer Miroslav Klose and defender Arne Friedrich about the reasons for their team's triumph.
"I think more than one factor swung it in our favour today," said Friedrich. 'We played as a team, we worked together for the full 90 minutes, and more than anything else, we were fitter. At the decisive moments, we had the physical advantage." The man capped 76 times by his country was clearly bursting with pride after his team’s bracing display. Indeed, the 31-year-old can almost be considered a veteran now in a line-up once again inspired to great heights by talented youngsters Mesut Ozil and the two-goal Thomas Muller.
Tactical discipline
"Make no mistake, England looked like the stronger team beforehand, just from the names on the team-sheet. But I think we definitely made up for that with our outstanding team spirit," continued Friedrich. Striker Klose was quick to echo the defender's comments. The 32-year-old rolled back the years with a strong-running and energetic display, evoking memories of his fine outings at the 2006 FIFA World Cup™ on home soil. He crowned a praiseworthy performance with the opening goal, his 50th in 99 appearances for Germany.

The ever-modest Bayern Munich marksman would have been justified in talking up his own display, but he too spoke only about the collective. "Team spirit was the main reason we won," he said. "Everyone worked his socks off for everyone else, and we were all committed to the cause. That's what made the difference."

Everyone worked his socks off for everyone else, and we were all committed to the cause. That's what made the difference.
Miroslav Klose, Germany forward




Joachim Low's exciting Germany side delighted at least a section of the 40,510 crowd with their assured technique and moments of great skill, but the coach's eyes sparkled for a different reason. He said: "I've seen my team play well a few times, but that was a genuinely superb performance from my young team against an experienced England side. We were tactically outstanding. We were determined not to let them take the initiative."
Going all the way?
For all the talk of winning as a team, one man stood head and shoulders above the rest. Muller is just 20, but provided yet more evidence that he is a great in the making, as he climbed to the top of the scorer points chart at the finals with three goals and three assists to his name. "His quality is unbelievable. He’s never inhibited, and despite his youth, he never appears nervous. He also has that priceless nose for goal in the box. The way he ruthlessly puts away his chances is phenomenal," Low said when quizzed about the Budweiser Man of the Match.
After a rollercoaster ride through their group, the Germans have now seen off a big footballing name, spurred on by moments of magic from their starlets, and there is no mistaking the squad's timeless virtues of unity and fighting spirit. Germany in 2010 appear to boast many of the qualities which make for champions. But despite this famous victory over England, Low's feet are firmly on the ground. "Whether it's Argentina or Mexico, our next opponents will be much more difficult to beat, so no-one should be fooled into thinking we're favourites," he added.

diego1990

England and Mexico haunted anew (FIFA.com) Sunday 27 June 2010

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It is only fans not footballers, we are told, who worry about history. Yet it was hard not to sense the ghosts of the past at both the Free State Stadium and Soccer City as Germany and Argentina inflicted further punishment on familiar adversaries in today's Round of 16 contests to set up a Cape Town quarter-final.
Any meeting of Germany and England comes weighted with memories of past encounters and there was an unwelcome feeling of déjà vu for Fabio Capello's side in Bloemfontein. England won the countries' 1966 FIFA World Cup™ Final confrontation but Germany have been paying them back ever since. To Mexico 1970, Italy 1990 and UEFA EURO 96, we can now add South Africa 2010 after a last-16 contest that brought England's heaviest defeat on the world stage.
The match had been billed as Germany's youth versus England's experience – and the former won hands down. England had no answer to the speed and slick passing of Joachim Low's team, as evidenced by Thomas Muller's second-half double, which concluded lightning counter-attacks as Germany achieved their biggest victory over their old foes. While England must reconsider how to beat the game's traditional giants in knockout competition on the world stage – something they have still not done without home advantage – Mexico's conundrum tonight is how to get beyond the last 16.
Only when hosting the FIFA World Cup have they managed that feat and, like England, El Tri had a familiar sinking feeling in succumbing to Argentina, just as they had done at this same stage in 2006. Unlike that closely fought contest, which Argentina won after extra time, this one was firmly in the grip of Diego Maradona's men by half-time as they led 2-0. Carlos Tevez then struck the day's most spectacular goal before youngster Javier Hernandez gave Mexico a glimmer of hope for the future with a fine consolation effort.
Lionel Messi may have yet to score but his team-mate Gonzalo Higuain claimed the outright lead in the race for the adidas Golden Boot by scoring Argentina's second goal at Soccer City, his fourth of the competition. Moreover, La Albiceleste moved top of the team scoring table with ten goals – one more than the Germans. That statistic augurs well for the sides' forthcoming encounter on Saturday, which fittingly offers a rematch of their Berlin quarter-final in 2006, won by Germany on penalties after a goalless draw. Argentina will want revenge but, as England can tell them, exorcising ghosts is not always easy when the Germans are around.
Results
Germany 4-1 England
Argentina 3-1 Mexico
Goal of the day
Argentina 3-0 Mexico, Carlos Tevez, 52 mins:Collecting the ball some five yards outside the D, the Argentina forward sought in vain to jink between two green shirts. The ball bounced back off a defender, however, and where Tevez failed with finesse, he succeeded with brute force, smashing an unstoppable shot into the far corner of Oscar Bravo's goal.
One to remember
One moment Gabriel Heinze was in the warm embrace of his Argentina team-mates, as they huddled together to celebrate a first-half goal, the next he was walking face first into a television camera. If that brought a whole new meaning to getting close to the action thankfully no damage was done as Heinze recovered from the bang to his head to make two vital contributions as Mexico sought a way back in the second half. After clearing one Pablo Barrera effort off the goalline he then got that same head in the way of a Barrera cross to deny the waiting Rafael Marquez.

Quote of the day
"I want to dedicate this win to my friend Valentino Rossi who has not been well," Argentina coach Maradona spares a thought for the Italian Moto GP rider who is recovering from a compound fracture of his right leg.
The stat
15 – Germany marched into the last eight for the 15th successive FIFA World Cup after beating England. Fifteen is also the number of goals recorded in the Round of 16 so far - the first four games producing the same total accumulated by all eight games in 2006.
Voice of the fans
"What can we say? Klose's finishing, Muller's ability to find open space, Lahm's defending, Ozil's passing and awareness... Great game – Germany proved a lot of people wrong," FIFA.com user Lococabbage.

Have your say
Can Argentina avenge their 2006 loss to Germany?

fifa对德英和阿墨之战总结，以及对德阿预分析，很是挑战性的，阿根廷能向德国队复仇之06之失吗？

diego1990

Germany (GER)	Statistics	England (ENG)
17	Shots	19
7	Shots on goal	9
4	Goals Scored	1
7	Fouls Committed	6
6	Fouls Suffered	7
4	Corner kicks	6
3	Free kicks Shots (scored)	5
0 / 0	Penalty Kicks (Goals/Shots)	0 / 0
4	Offsides	2
0	Own goals	0
1	Yellow cards	1
0	Second yellow card and red card	0
0	Red Cards	0
32	Actual playing time	34
49%	Possession (%)	51%

Cards

• 3 Arne FRIEDRICH (47')

• (81') Glen JOHNSON 2

再来一次完整的技术统计表

diego1990

303# diego1990 对你的观点，刘老师一定不同意，哈哈
还有足球 发表于 2010-6-28 10:40

老刘筒靴还是很有见地的，不过俺喜欢与他交流的，虽意见向左

还有足球

303# diego1990 对你的观点，刘老师一定不同意，哈哈

diego1990

281# 刘什么 又来底蕴说，那意大利怎么回事？还有你一直非常看好的蒙托利沃怎么回事？不能总选对自己有利的证据说事吧
还有足球 发表于 2010-6-28 10:28

底蕴要靠新一代来发扬的，老朽只能耗费底蕴的，呵呵

还有足球

281# 刘什么 又来底蕴说，那意大利怎么回事？还有你一直非常看好的蒙托利沃怎么回事？不能总选对自己有利的证据说事吧

diego1990

关键就怕进球被吹出来，按实力赢德国没问题！
阿根廷万岁！ 发表于 2010-6-28 10:17

德人技术还显粗糙，但丫一般不暴露这个短板，除对塞维利亚例外

加纳队淘汰美国队时，尤其加时赛领先后，球员带球和传球，多么自信和油条

阿根廷似乎主力还没固定几个，不像德国队

阿根廷万岁！

关键就怕进球被吹出来，按实力赢德国没问题！

diego1990

英格兰根本恐怕还在年轻一代培养战略问题，就像“上帝是我”还是谁在坛里说的，德国人人才培养战略初见成效了，技术上吸纳了东欧一些球员元素，小范围配合和突破可见穆勒技术动作，但是传统上克洛泽还是继承了德人前锋抢点、轰炸等在对抗中进球的传统

白与蓝之舞

这下双德彻底要老了，以后三狮还怎么史上最强啊？