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Bayern managed to win on Hoffenheim’s stadium even if the match was far harder than you might think. By this victory, v. Gaal managed a get 3 extremely important points considering Bundesliga’s rakings. Even so, all of the Bayern fans are concerned due to Ribery’s injury which is expected to keep him off the pitch [...]
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Hoffenheim v Bayern Munich 1-2 Video highlights and goals
September 21st, 2010 
cosminemanuel 
Posted in Football 
Tags: Bayern Munchen, Bundesliga, D.v. Buyten, Germany, hoffenheim, T. Müller, V. Ibisevic 
No Comments »Bayern Munchen v As Roma 2-0 Video Highlights and Goals
September 15th, 2010 chemical Bayern Munchen obtained today an important victory against As Roma in Champions League, in group E. The score was 2-0 for germans. First goal was scores by T. Müller (79′) and after just four minutes M. Klose (84′) marks the second goal. 79′ [1 - 0] T. Müller 80′ M. Gomez 83′ [2 - 0] [...]
Germany v England 4-1 Video Highlights and Goals
June 27th, 2010 Sport Many people called this match: “first final” and now after its end we can say they were right. If this isn’t most beautiful game from this World Cup edition, then sure it is in top 3. Germans open the score in 20′ and they doubled it very fast, twelve minutes later. First goal was scored [...]
Posted in Football Tags: England, Germany, L. Podolski, M. Upson, Miroslav Klose, South Africa, T. Müller, World Cup 2010 No Comments »Germany – England 4-1 Goal T. Muller Video
June 27th, 2010 Sport Thomas Muller scores another goal three minutes after he scored his first one. And i can say he bury England for sure. With less than 20 minutes of play, England need at last three goals. Maybe if the referee could saw Lampard’s goal, in this moment the situation would be other. But this is football…
Posted in Football Tags: England, Germany, goal, South Africa, T. Müller, World Cup 2010 No Comments »Germany – England 3-1 Goal Muller Video
June 27th, 2010 Sport After several attacks from German players the goal came again. This time it was scored by Thomas Muller and now the score become 3-1. England has 20-25 minutes now to score two goals. Otherwise they are out!