Group D: Germany, Australia, Serbia, Ghana

Three yellows, 20th minute.

 

Four yellows. Repeat of Portugal vs. Netherlands in the 2006 World Cup?

 

Serbia's tactics are spot-on. Good job, Antić.

 

Slow game.

 

Fifth booking of the game. Dangerous freekick for Sebia, all eyes on Kolarov.

 

Aw, great hit. Kolarov hits is beautifully. Dips over the wall, would of tucked under the crossbar but he hits it inches right of the post.

 

Krasić sends a fantastic ball into the box, headed square by lanky Žigić which is perfectly controlled by Jovanović who volleys with skill.

 

Miroslav Klose, Germany's top goalscorer, received a very harsh second yellow and is dismissed. This referee is a complete idiot. That's six yellows and one red in the first-half.

 

Spanish referee Alberto Undiano Mallenco gave 11 red cards in 17 games in La Liga last season. Bullish.

 

Khedira smacks the ball against the crossbar just before the end of the half. Should of been 1-1.

 

Second-half.

 

Well, Podolski had to score that, didn't he? Should of been 1-1 by now.

 

Oh dear, Germany could be 3-1 up but Podolski fires another shot wide.

 

Penalty to Germany!

 

I called it! Saved! Saved! Still 1-0!

 

Vidić blatantly uses his hand in the box and is given a yellow. Good call. Podolski steps up with a very weak penalty. Stojković guesses to his left and makes the save.

 

Germany are dominating this game, not sure how, but they are.

 

Podolski is having an awful game but then again having a great game, not sure how that works.