Uruguay, World Cup Germany Again

Sinsheim - Germany managed to beat Uruguay 2-1 in a friendly match on Sunday or Monday (5/30/2011) early morning hrs. It repeats the same result when Germany beat Uruguay in the race for third place at the 2010 World Cup.

While on the other friendly matches, Ireland beat Scotland 1-0. The only goal Robbie Keane of Ireland printed in minute 23.

Germany successfully initiated action 2010-11 Bundesliga top scorer, Mario Gomes, in the 20th minute. After taking the ball from Diego Lugano, he took the ball into the goal and the kick off Uruguay telling. Uruguay goalkeeper Fernando Muslera, failed menghalaunya.

Shortly thereafter, Mesut Oezil Germany nearly double the advantage. Receiving feedback breakthrough Phillip Lahm, direct Oezil tendnagan release into the goal. However, Muslera able membol kick the ball.

In the 35th minute, Germany is really a 2-0 lead. This time, the scorer was Andre Schuerrle.

Relying on three attackers, Edinson Cavani, Diego Forlan, and Luiz Suarez, Uruguay fight back tight. Several times they were troublesome German defense. In fact, Cavani had scored, but annulled because it first caught offside.

Entering the second half, Uruguay immediately pressing. In minute 48, Walter Gargano break through the German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer guarded. Suarez-kick goal came from Germany on goal. However, Lahm is able to block the ball. Unfortunately, the ball leading to Gargano and menceploskan directly into the goal.

In the rest of the game, both teams race getting tighter. However, no goal is created and the Germans won 2-1 as in the 2010 World Cup.

The composition of German Players: 1-Manuel Neuer, 3-Arne Friedrich (14-Holger Badstuber 66), 16-Philip Lahm (21-Benedikt Howedes 66), 5-Mats Julian Hummels, 2-Marcel Schmelzer, 17-Simon Rolfes, 8 -Mesut Ozil (11-Miroslav Klose 46), 18-Toni Kroos (15-Christian Trasch 79), 23-Mario Gomez, 13-Thomas Muller (19-Mario Gotze 79), 9-Andre Schurrle (10-Lukas Podolski 58 )

Uruguay: 1-Fernando Muslera, 2-Diego Lugano, 3-Diego Godin, 16-Maximiliano Pereira, 22-Martin Caceres, 11-Alvaro Pereira (18-Gaston Ramirez 55), 5-Walter Gargano (13-Sebastian Abreu 87) , 17-Egidio Arevalo Rios (8-Sebastian Eguren Ledesma 76), 10-Diego Forlan, 7-Edinson Cavani, 9-Luis Suarez