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Predictions – Germany v Spain

Posted by on July 7, 2010 | 1 Comment

We would like to know what score you think tonight’s World Cup semi-final between Germany and Spain will be and more importantly, who will be going through to Sunday’s final to face Holland.

Tell us your predictions by leaving a comment below.

I’ll start us off with my prediction for the game: Germany 1-2 Spain.

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One Response to “Predictions – Germany v Spain”

  1. Branch
    July 7th, 2010 @ 2:59 PM

    5-2 to Spain…German will start out with their usual fast passing game to get a goal or two…but Xavi the passmaster will stop them from playing their game and creating in the middle…it will be a frantic exchange with both sides going for goals but in the end Torres ends the floodgate with a hattrick…yeah currently thats how i feel…

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