Brazil stars struggle to explain shock scoreline
Brazil's stunned football stars struggled to explain one of the biggest upsets in FIFA World Cup™ history after they lost their semi-final 7-1 to Germany on Tuesday.
"It is difficult to explain the inexplicable," said 34-year-old goalkeeper Julio Cesar after the record defeat.
"We had the worst game of our lives and Germany the best of their lives," added stand-in captain David Luiz who was at the centre of the defence that crumbled.
"Until now everything had gone very well. We had been very strong. It is so unexpected," said Cesar. "Now we need to return home and be comforted by our families."
After Thomas Muller's 11th minute opener, Germany sealed their passage to an eighth World Cup Final with a stunning four-goal spree in six minutes just before the half hour mark.
Brazil's stunned football stars struggled to explain one of the biggest upsets in FIFA World Cup™ history after they lost their semi-final 7-1 to Germany on Tuesday.
"It is difficult to explain the inexplicable," said 34-year-old goalkeeper Julio Cesar after the record defeat.
"We had the worst game of our lives and Germany the best of their lives," added stand-in captain David Luiz who was at the centre of the defence that crumbled.
"Until now everything had gone very well. We had been very strong. It is so unexpected," said Cesar. "Now we need to return home and be comforted by our families."
After Thomas Muller's 11th minute opener, Germany sealed their passage to an eighth World Cup Final with a stunning four-goal spree in six minutes just before the half hour mark.
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