Column: German domination of football? Not quite
In football, is Germany a nation of chokers?
The big surprise about the Champions League final on Saturday isn't the teams - Bayern Munich and Borussia Dortmund, both superb. It is that such an all-German contest to become Europe's top club has taken so long to materialize.
With the largest economy and population in Europe, modern stadiums heaving with fans, financial backing...
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Lahm roots for England in Euro clash
Germany captain Philipp Lahm will be rooting for England in tonight's Euro 2012 quarter-final as he believes Italy would provide a sterner test in the semi-finals.
England have never beaten Germany at a major tournament, while Italy have always prevailed in the knock-out stages, and Lahm would rather face England next week.
"Whoever we meet, it is going to be a footballing...
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June 24, 2012
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Lahm praises Germany's quality at Euro 2012
Made in Germany is a label that is widely considered a synonym for quality and durability of a product.
The same could be said for the German team at the European Championship.
The Germans have reached the semifinals of a major tournament for the fourth consecutive time. Now, they hope they have the quality to finally win one.
Captain Philipp Lahm says his team has ''a...
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England match-up would be ideal for Lahm
Germany captain Philipp Lahm is hoping for a semi-final with England after his side disposed of Greece 4-2 at Euro...
Lahm: Germany have ´marched´ through Group B
Germany captain Philipp Lahm expressed his pride at the way in which his side ‘marched’ their way through Group B....
Confident Lahm eyes Denmark win
Germany defender Philipp Lahm says he trusts his side’s chances of defeating Denmark in Sunday’s Euro 2012 clash. Germany go...
Proud Lahm senses Germany success
Captain Philipp Lahm is optimistic ahead of Euro 2012 as Germany look to get their quest for continental glory on...
Bayern Munich Captain Lahm Blasts Terry: You Let Down Chelsea
Bayern Munich skipper Philipp Lahm has rapped Chelsea counterpart John Terry over his dismissal at Barcelona. Terry will miss Saturday’s Champions League final due to suspension. Lahm said: “I couldn’t believe it. I was so surprised, not by the red card but what he did to earn it. “Would I describe it as irresponsible? Let’s just say I would never have done something like...
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