Germany vs Argentina: Germans see win as a sign of international might
1. Germany vs Argentina: Germans see win as a sign of
international might
On the day of the Final, the winners of the FIFA World Cup Trophy outperform everything and
everyone else. For the 4th time in the history of the FIFA World Cup, Germany have actually laid
hands on the most prized trophy in football. But far from the action itself, a variety of outstanding
players have actually been acknowledged with specific awards, led by Argentina's Lionel Messi,
named the tournament's best gamer by FIFA's Technical Study hall.
A real captain and a real matchwinner. There can be no
finer compliment to Argentina skipper Lionel Messi, who
was so influential in his team's course to the Final. With
some questioning simply how influential he would be in
Brazil after a requiring season for Barcelona and
concerns over a bothersome hamstring, he silenced the
doubters by merely being his normal inspiring self. He
mesmerised at the Maracana by scoring and setting up
another in the 2-1 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina. He
scored late on versus Iran to send the team with to the Round of 16 and then included 2 in the 3-2
win over Nigeria. He didn't stop there. He fifa 2014 world cup opening ceremony played the ball to
Angel Di Maria, who scored in the 118th minute of the match against Switzerland to send them
through to the quarter-finals. In the semi-finals he stroked house a charge to assist his side defeat
the Dutch. And while the personal honor could be little reward for a runners-up medal, he can be
justifiably proud of his performances at this FIFA World Cup.
Colombia's No10 made an immediate impact at Brazil
2014, scoring in the last minute in their 3-0 win over
Greece, making the Budweiser Guy of the Match Honor in
the procedure. He got the same distinction in the next
match, a 2-1 win over CA?te d'Ivoire, discovering the
target once again. The Monaco guy was at it once again in
the final group video game versus Japan, going into the
fray as a second-half substitute, yet making time to
produce 2 objectives for Jackson Martinez and credit score himself. Rodriguez then made history
when he scored twice in the 2-0 win over Uruguay, ensuring Colombia qualified for the quarter-
finals of a FIFA World Cup for the first time. There he tasted defeat for the first time against Brazil,
but converted a consolatory charge and earned a standing ovation from the crowd in Fortaleza for
his efforts.
After winning the UEFA Champions League and the FIFA Club World Cup with Bayern Munich, the
28-year-old now has the adidas Golden Glove to contribute to his growing collection. The Germany
No1 was in great type for the Nationalmannschaft throughout Brazil 2014, conceding just four
objectives in 7 games and impressing FIFA's Technical Research study Group with his shot-stopping
ability, his commanding presence and his capability to start attacks from his own penalty area.
Certainly, he has been called a 'sweeper-keeper' by areas of the media for his performances at this
2. World Cup, showcasing plenty of proof of his desire to come off his line and play precise passes
when under pressure.
The France midfielder was thought about to be the pick of the players born after 1 January 1993 at
this World Cup. The Juventus midfielder played in all five of Les Bleus' games, having an impact in
the 5-2 win over Switzerland by creating an objective for Karim Benzema then scoring in the 2-0 win
over Nigeria, where he was called as the Budweiser Guy of the Match. In selecting up this award, he
has won the Golden Sphere award at the FIFA U-20 World Cup and the Young Player award at
succeeding competitions.
The Group C winners who reached the quarter-finals were offered this honor, not just for gathering
simply five yellow cards in their five matches at Brazil 2014, but for scoring highly in the
requirements set by FIFA's Technical Study hall, that includes positive play, respect in the direction
of the challenger and match authorities, in addition to the habits of their group authorities and
supporters.
