@Kyt,
Capello is crap.Why the English go for foreign coaches ,i'll never understand.They need to play their game and just to prove that Capello did not have any game plan,look at Loew's simple strategy...

"Today we were dominant, we were successful in luring John Terry out of defence with [Thomas] Müller and [Lukas] Podolski penetrating the wide defence.

Löw said that was all part of the plan. "We knew that the midfield is [Steven] Gerrard and [Frank] Lampard, who always support the forwards, and that their midfield would be open.

"So our objective was to set Terry up with Klose to force him to come out of the defence. We knew that the fullbacks would be very much to the sides and create spaces between the England defenders that would help us penetrate their defence. We wanted to do this and we were successful there," he explained.

it is agreed that the Germans have displayed the very best of team work, beating Messed Messi will be as simple and as comfortable as 69.
and whats with Maradona trying to force football out of Messi by getting rid of Tevez!!!!!

Brazilians without Kaka are as useless as Sir alex the fundahhh...Manuseless.

spain..i hope Fab` can see no future..he is really a misfit..stick to Arsenal.

As it stands,
Ghana, the black stars ma fav team!!!
Any other team that has never lifted the WC before, a change would be just good!!!!!

am glad the Lampards goal was disallowed. I remember the English FA is one body that has been openly objecting the use of touchline technology...serves them right....

Englands needs a coach who has the courage of playing without either Lampard or Gerrard in the same match....many coaches are not couragous enough to bench either of the two...look at Dunga...he has been benching Dani Alves though we know he is as good as Maicon coz the play the same role...there is no use of having Gerald,Lampard and Milner in the same field..coz thats the same thing

Brazil and the Netherlands will progress, that is assured, so their will be no shocks today.

Tomorrow sees the long awaited exit of Spain. They have been a disappointment just as thought they would be. They have been talked about as the favourites, but remember what happened to Argentina in 2002, out in the first round. Spain would have gone out then but for the Swiss failing to beat little Honduras.

Tomorrow they come up against a very good Portugal side, and out they go.