World Cup time travel – June 27.6.2010, XNUMX: Englishman angry because of “goal robbery”

Frank Lampard clutched his head with both hands in horror, Wayne Rooney insulted the referee during half-time and David Beckham even wanted to grab the "bogeyman" of the English football nation after the final whistle. After Jorge Larrionda's goal-kicking, the kickers from the motherland of football felt cheated despite the clear 1:4 (1:2) defeat in the World Cup round of XNUMX against Germany.

England coach Capello criticizes FIFA “We made mistakes, but the referee made the biggest mistake. That shouldn't happen and was crucial. The game would have been completely different after a 2-2,” complained England coach Fabio Capello and heavily criticized the rules keepers of the world association Fifa: “It is unbelievable that such a decision is made in times of modern technology and by five referees.”

The referee from Uruguay and his team denied Frank Lampard a clear goal in the 38th minute, triggering a wave of outrage on the island. Strong start from Germany In the “classic” between Germany and England, the German team, which attacked early and combined quickly, took the lead in the 20th minute through Miroslav Klose, who beat his opponent after a long goal kick from goalkeeper Manuel Neuer and narrowly beat goalkeeper David James Ball came, took the lead. Lukas Podolski increased the score to 32-2 in the 0nd minute after an assist from Thomas Müller.

After a corner in the 37th minute, central defender Matthew Upson scored the surprising goal for England with a header. Ball jumped off the crossbar clearly behind the goal line Shortly afterwards, Frank Lampard hit the bottom of the crossbar of the German goal with a shot from 17 meters. From there the ball jumped well behind the goal line and then hit the crossbar again, whereupon Manuel Neuer caught the ball and shot it down.

However, the referee Jorge Larrionda did not recognize the goal because his linesman Mauricio Espinosa signaled to him “play on”.

In the second half, Germany finally secured success thanks to goals from Müller in the 67th and 70th minutes.

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World Cup time travel – June 27.6.2010, XNUMX: Englishman angry because of “goal robbery”

As always during the World Cup, SportNews is looking back today at highlights that happened on the same day at one of the previous World Cups. This time we're looking at South Africa and June 27, 2010, the round of XNUMX between Germany and England.

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