World Cup Diary Day 3: German Blitzkrieg crushes the Aussies
By Jemma Tappenden
June 13 2010
Day three in South Africa then, and as usual the world of football provided the thrills and spills that makes the World Cup what it is. Just about everyone had the Germans down to beat Australia, but in a stunning display the Europeans destroyed the Aussies with a four goal thriller, which saw Cacau score within just 60 seconds of being on the field, and famous Aussie Tim Cahill shown a red.
Algeria 0-1 Slovenia (HT 0-0)
Venue: Peter Mokaba Stadium
Referee: Batres
Attendance: 35,000
Ex West Bromwich star Robert Koren nets only goal to send Slovenia top of Group C.
Ghana record the first African victory of the African held 2010 World Cup.
Serbia (FIFA Ranking 15)
01 Stojkovic
03 Kolarov
05 Vidic
06 Ivanovic
13 Lukovic - Yellow card - Red card
10 Stankovic (Captain)
11 Milijas (Kuzmanovic, 62 - Yellow card)
14 Jovanovic (Subotic, 76)
17 Krasic
09 Pantelic
15 Zigic - Yellow card (Lazovic, 69)
Ghana (FIFA Ranking 32)
22 Kingson
02 Sarpei
04 Pantsil
05 Mensah (Captain)
15 Vorsah - Yellow card
06 Annan
13 Ayew
23 Boateng (Addy, 90+1)
03 Gyan (Owusu-Abeyie, 90+3) GOAL 84 MINS
12 Tagoe - Yellow card
21 Asamoah (Appiah, 73)
Germany 4-0 Australia (HT 2-0)
Venue: Moses Mabhida Stadium
Referee: Rodriguez
Attendance: 62,660
Group D favourites Germany storm to the top of the table after a stunning 4-0 victory over Australia. England could find themselves facing Germany in the next stages should they finish runners up of Group C with Germany finishing top of Group D. Australia's Tim Cahill will miss their next two qualifiers against Serbia and Ghana after being shown a straight red card for his challenge on Bastian Schweinsteiger in the 55th minute.
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