I was driving home yesterday and heard Germany go from a 1
to nothing lead to a 5 to nothing lead by 29 minutes into the game.
The announcers said this was absolutely unprecedented in
World Cup play.
The atmosphere at the
start of the match was spine-tingling, but the euphoria of the yellow-shirted
thousands soon turned to tears as the Germans scored five goals in the first 30
minutes — four of them in a six-minute span.
The final score was equally astonishing.
Most people thought Germany would win, but Brazil had a shot
and nobody thought the margin would be anything at all like this.
It was Germany’s
biggest World Cup win since routing Saudi Arabia, 8-0, in a group match in
2002.
Joe Scarborough, by the way, obviously doesn’t care at all
what Ann Coulter thinks.
He was even calling the game “football” this morning, and
not “soccer.”
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