Roll up, roll up - match all set to go in 45 min. please log in to view this image Germany: Neuer, Mustafi, Mertesacker, Boateng, Howedes, Lahm, Ozil, Schweinsteiger, Kroos, Gotze, Muller. Subs: Zieler, Weidenfeller, Grosskreutz, Ginter, Khedira, Schurrle, Podolski, Klose, Draxler, Durm, Kramer. please log in to view this image Algeria: M'Bolhi, Mandi, Belkalem, Halliche, Ghoulam, Lacen, Mostefa, Feghouli, Soudani, Taider, Slimani. Subs: Si Mohamed, Zemmamouche, Bougherra, Mesbah, Yebda, Ghilas, Brahimi, Medjani, Bentaleb, Cadamuro, Djabou, Mahrez. Estadio Beira-Rio, Porto Alegre Capacity: 48,849. Opened: 1969, but reopened in February 2014. Altitude: 47m (154ft). Climate: It can get down to a chilly 10C at Porte Alegre in June and July with highs only around 19C. please log in to view this image Match to be played in much more temperate weather conditions:- please log in to view this image Porto Alegre is doing its best Port Talbot impression this evening. Our friends from BBC weather tell us that "a low pressure system positioned just off the coast of southeast Brazil will make for a cloudy skies in Porto Alegre for this evening's World Cup tie between Germany and Algeria. "There will also be the risk of a few showers, with a moderate westerly wind and temperatures of around 15C." Chilly... please log in to view this image please log in to view this image please log in to view this image
Germany living dangerously with Neuer coming out of his goal to make the challenge to a great through ball by Algeria.
The blistering pace of the Algerian attack is going to really test the German defence on what we've seen so far.
Algeria just goes on and on, too bad they are not scoring with these opportunities - Germany is the type of side that has a knack of riding out such adversities, then taking advantage later in the match.
Hockey and Baseball teams here in the US get to final with either best of 5 or 7. Rarely does does a minnow get thru". Perhaps they should change to one game knockout!
Justice for 1982 may be on the cards. I sure hope so. And then Algeria can go on to avenge the fact that the best every Algerian (well, sort of) footballer played for France!