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Germany vs. Armenia: Final score 6-1, Klose breaks goalscoring record in big win
If you need a demonstration that football is indeed a game of two halves, look no further than Germany's 6-1 demolition of Armenia in their final World Cup preparation match. The first half was a dull, goalless affair notable only for German star Marco Reus being worryingly carried off with an ankle injury, then after the restart, the hosts sprung to life to smash their visitors.

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Injuries to marquee players likely to be ‘party pooper’ at FIFA World Cup
Football fans around the world got a major scare when Borussia Dortmund’s talented German midfielder Marco Reus, who was Germany's Footballer of the Year in 2012 and a member of UEFA's 2013 team of the year, exited his national team’s friendly match against Armenia on Friday night after turning his ankle.

“We do not have good news,” is the start of the message that the German federation posted on their Facebook page after the match, sparking rumours that he might not be able to recover on time before the World Cup, and this shocker has given another major heart in the mouth moment for the football fans around the world.

Marco Reus | Borussia Dortmund | The Ultimate Skills, Goals | 1080p HD - YouTube

Why Germany can win the World Cup
Germany have been hit by an injury crisis at the worst possible time, the latest being the ankle injury suffered on Friday night by Marco Reus. However, just as Rene Adler and Michael Ballack's injuries on the eve of World Cup 2010 opened the door to Manuel Neuer and Sami Khedira, there is a new, eager bunch ready to seize their chances. In the place of Reus could come Julian Draxler, who is ready to come of age.