Milan Sports Channel said: "The Italian team failed to qualify, and there are internal divisions. After Italy drew with New Zealand 1:1, Lippi revealed that the players did not obey the command, the players were dissatisfied with Lippi's tactics, and Toti even revealed that Italy has serious internal gangs."

"Argentina's exit was due to Tevez's dissatisfaction with Messi, while Kaka was undercurrent in Brazil. Robinho's dissatisfaction with Dunga, not to mention England, which was disappointing in this World Cup. Terry, who is no longer the captain, even challenged Capello's authority in public. The endings of these strong teams are so similar that they all left the stage of the World Cup early."

"The German team's dissonant voice before the semi-finals will definitely have an impact on the game."

The British "Sun" disclosed that Barack was actually driven out of the base by the German team because the team doctor told him that they were not available to treat him with ankle injury. This statement was later confirmed by German team head coach Löw.

What made the "fire" burn bigger and bigger was a scene at the pre-match press conference. Knowing that internal conflicts had become the focus, Schweinsteiger said without any concealment: "Barack is not so close to the team, and he has not integrated with everyone very well."

Hearing that the South African base camp was in chaos, former German international Effenberg shook his head and sighed: "It's really a tragedy to happen at this point in time, and it will cause riots for the team."

As the German team's internal strife became more and more fierce, the German domestic media also launched a big discussion on "Whether we need Barack?"

Seeing this situation, football emperor Beckenbauer was anxious. He was very clear that this bad sign might ruin the German tank.

So he quickly wrote an article in the German media, pointing out that the discussion about Barack's future came completely inappropriate. Before the semi-finals against Spain, who is captaining after the World Cup should not be a topic of discussion among German teams.

"We need Barack, but only if he stays at his peak, and it doesn't matter whether he continues to be the captain," Beckenbauer said.

Regarding a debate that Ram inadvertently ignited, Löv said lightly: "This has not troubled us at all."

Obviously, he is trying to minimize the negative impact it has caused, after all, the only task for the Germans is to defeat the Spanish team at the moment, rather than busy talking to themselves.

"He spoke his thoughts very honestly," continued Louf. "He has always enjoyed the added responsibility and has done very well so far. Ram said he hopes to continue as captain, but he said it. It depends on the coach making a decision after the World Cup."

The captain battle cast a shadow on the German team. What made German fans feel uncomfortable is that the Octopus Paul began to predict again. However, the winner he predicted was Spain!

This made those superstitious fans feel so angry that they want to eat this octopus into their stomachs immediately.

The team newspaper commented: Mr. Octopus is not optimistic about the German team. It is probably because he knows that the Germans are having an internal strife. At the moment, the battle between Ram and Barak's captain has made the German team's future unpredictable.

Infighting in Ghana, infighting in Brazil, infighting in Portugal... "Infighting" has become a negative theme in the South African World Cup. Now it is the German team that is about to compete with Spain for the ticket to the finals. The new captain of the German team with too good performance is planning to "steal" Barack's captain's armband forever.

Argentina, which has internal strife, missed the semi-finals. Look at these teams that are engaged in internal strife, who can go far? At this time, the German team is a little braver and will greatly reduce points in morale.

Barack just left South Africa and returned to his country for healing on Monday night, Ram turned around and said the stinging Barack.

The current German team captain, 26-year-old defender Ram, said in an interview with German media yesterday: "I am very suitable to wear the captain's armband. Why do I give up this position?"

Because Barack had an ankle injury and failed to represent the national team in the South Africa World Cup, Ram temporarily served as captain of the German team. A brief month made Ram addicted. Ram said bluntly in an interview: "On the court, a captain needs to control the overall situation, which requires more responsibility. I am such a person."

Once Ram's statement was reported, it caused a huge shock in Germany, and people were extremely worried about the "disharmony" exposed within the German team.

Barack responded: "I need time to think about my situation now."

Why did Ram provoke a dispute with Barack's captain, which aroused the outside world's suspicion about the unity of the German team? The German "Spiegel" magazine website reported that Ram's actions were made after careful consideration and were completely in line with the intentions of head coach Lev.

The German team, which had a fantastic performance in the South African World Cup, was created by Loew. As the only world-class star in the team, Barack was from the time of Loew's former coach, and they had different football concepts.

Ram's challenge to Barack may indicate that Loew hopes to continue as the head coach of the German team after the World Cup, but this must be a team that is completely built according to his vision, and Barack has become a burden.

Famous German coach Schuster and German star Kahn both said that the outstanding performance of the German team has made people no longer miss Barack.

It is undeniable that Ram's performance in this South Africa World Cup is remarkable. Under the leadership of this new German core, the German team not only advanced strongly, but also played a great game with a big score, causing a German storm in the South Africa World Cup. However, compared with the old captain Barack, Ram is still inexperienced after all.

German team manager Bierkhov made it clear at the press conference that Barack will always be the captain of the German team!

Another German legend, Mattus, said: "Barak will definitely return strongly."

Teammate Schweinsteiger, Piglet, believes: "I think we can play better if Barack is here. Many times you can feel that our team still lacks experience."

Forward Klose misses the team's big brother very much: "Barack is still part of the team."

Leverkusen manager Voral, who just brought Barack back to the Bundesliga, also stood up and stood up to stand up: "He has always been the most offensive midfielder in the world. He can help every team, and the same goes for the German team. The German team has no reason to terminate his captain position."

Such a thing happened before the competition, and the German team had another test to defeat Spain.

In the eyes of German media, Ram's words are tantamount to a bombshell. They were thrown out at an inappropriate time and could detonate at any time, causing painful losses and making the German favorite to win the championship unpopular.

German Bild believes: "Ram's behavior is a direct declaration of war on Barack, who has been the captain since the summer of 2004."

What makes the media more worried is that the power battle between Ram and Barack broke out before the semi-finals with Spain. Will it break the team down or make the boys more united?

The latest infighting Bild, Bild, realized the negative impact of the matter, and then said on its website: "I hope this captain battle will not bring too much turmoil to the German team. I hope the German team can reach the final and win the fourth World Cup championship."

The Spanish media is also very concerned about their next enemy. Le Monde said that the news broke the idyllic harmony of the German team. As the cruel battle with Spain gradually approached, Ram provoked a struggle for leadership within the team. This was undoubtedly an inappropriate power struggle.

Some people say that Germany's power struggle is digging its own grave. The three major European gambling companies are not optimistic about the German team...

At 8:30 pm on July 7, the match between Durban Stadium, Germany and Spain started on time!

Both sides were very careful at the beginning of the game, and it was not until the sixth minute that Spain opened the prelude to the attack. Pedro suddenly made a straight pass on the right rib, and Villa stepped forward to form a single shot!

German goalkeeper Neuer abandoned the goal and went out!

Villa, who said he wanted to score two goals before the game, could not hold the football in front of him, and fell to the ground and shot with a strafing shot from nine meters away from the goal!

Neuer made a beautiful side save, blocked the football, and resolved Spain's first shot. In the following game, the two sides fought fiercely in the midfield. As the game time passed, Spain slowly controlled the game with its strong midfield strength.

In the 14th minute, Xavi took a tactical corner kick. After continuous downs, Iniesta took the ball from the right, and Puyol jumped seven meters in front of the goal and rushed to the top and went high!

In the 19th minute, Alonso made a long pass from the left 50 meters from the left side of the midfield. Ramos unloaded the ball from the right and shot from a small angle of 13 meters away from the goal and missed the near post.

In the 30th minute, Xavi knocked back, and Alonso drifted past the defender and shot 28 meters away from the goal, and the football went out of the right post.

Spain firmly controlled the ball, and Germany got its first shot until the 32nd minute. Ram counterattacked on the right and passed it low, Trokhovsky shot with his left foot 27 meters in front of the goal, and the football was blocked from the right post by Casillas!

German TV shook its head and sighed: "We waited 32 minutes before we got our first shot. This set the record for Germany's longest waiting for the first shot in the World Cup since 1966. This is not a good phenomenon."

Although Spain completely controlled the pace of the game in the first half, they failed to grasp the opportunities they created, and both sides ended with zero to zero. The German team had only one shot in the first half in shame, but who would have thought that the Germans' offense was so unbearable.

Espn said: "The captain battle puts heavy pressure on the German team. The more they want to perform, the less they can't perform. The Spanish team firmly controls the rhythm of the game. The German team cannot play their fast counterattack at all, nor does it play their air superiority."

"If this continues, it will be a matter of time before Spain wins!"

German TV said: "The German team must make changes in the second half, otherwise 'we will definitely enter the final' will become a joke. German soldiers, you must forget what happened outside the court and focus on the game!"

Milan Sports Channel said: "Eliminate England four to one, and Eliminate Argentina four to zero. Germany once stormed a youth storm in South Africa. However, in the important semi-finals, they did not show the strength of those two games in the first half, and the rhythm of the game was completely controlled by the Spanish."

"Spain, like France, did not perform perfectly in the previous competitions, but they showed strong ability to control the game at important moments. Germany, like the Netherlands, can be described as perfect before the semi-finals, but in the semi-finals, they completely changed." (To be continued, please search Piaotianyi, the novel is better, updated and faster!
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