Soccer Game to Watch Today: United States vs. Germany Live Streaming Free World Cup 2014 Qualifier Soccer Online
Location: Arena Pernambuco, Recife
Date: Thursday 26 June
Kick-off Time: Noon ET
TV Coverage: ESPN
Head-to-head
- The USA won 4-3 when the two nations last met in a friendly in June 2013.
- Germany have scored 12 12 goals in their last four matches against the USA.
- The last four fixtures between the sides have produced 19 goals, at an average of 4.8 per game.
- They have met twice before at the World Cup. Germany won 2-0 in 1998, when current USA coach Jurgen Klinsmann scored the second goal, and 1-0 in the 2002 quarter-finals.
USA
- The USA have not won two World Cup games in a row since their opening two matches of the first tournament in 1930.
- Clint Dempsey needs one more goal to draw level with Landon Donovan’s American record of five World Cup goals.
- The USA have scored in eight successive World Cup games, their best run since their opening eight matches (1930-1990).
- Seven of the USA’s last eight World Cup goals have come after half-time.
- The States have conceded in each of their last 15 World Cup games against European opposition.
- Following Nani’s goal for Portugal, the USA have now conceded seven goals at the World Cup in the first five minutes of a match, the most of any team in World Cup history, overtaking Hungary (six).
Germany
- Germany have scored in 19 of their last 20 World Cup group games.
- Miroslav Klose is only the third player in World Cup history to score in four different editions of the competition (after Pele and Uwe Seeler).
- Thomas Muller has eight goals and four assists in eight World Cup appearances.
- Mario Gotze has scored three goals in his last three appearances for Germany, and four in five in 2014.
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