Friday, June 30, 2006. Today two freight trains collide. Germany meets Argentina to clash for the first semi-final ticket. The teams are no stranger of each other, this is a classic meeting. Germany plays at home, and black-red-yellow covers most of the stadium. When the Argentinean anthem plays, I see none of the Argentineans sing along. Germany cannot force an early goal and Argentina grows into the match.

Monday, June 26, 2006. The bookies favor the Italians, however this is the world cup. Italy survived round one, but not convincing. Guus Hiddink, the Dutch coach for Australia, is taking the dream down under. Italy demonstrates in the third minute. They cross the ball high and deep to the right post, of the Australian target. An Italian striker runs and dives, sticking his head out for the ball. In the twenty-third minute, Australi.

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Sunday, June 25, 2006. The world stops in the second minute to watch Beckham take a free kick from twenty-five meter, his trademark. England has more confidence in the second hal.

Saturday, July 01, 2006. England wants to bring football home. Today they face their biggest hurdle so far. Portugal reaches the quarterfinals over the back of the Dutch. For details of the game, I refer to my match reports. If I may close the subject. Terry, for England, receives a yellow card.