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Raphael Guerreiro scored twice, while Erling Braut Haaland and Thorgan Hazard chipped in with a goal each as Borussia Dortmund registered a 4-0 win over Schalke 04 in football's return to Germany after the coronavirus lockdown. The pandemic had kept the world sports to a halt before Germany's football league Bundesliga decided to resume the game behind closed doors. German supporters called these matches \"Geisterspiele\" or ghost games as they were locked out. However, Borussia Dortmund didn't disappoint those who were watching them play at the empty stadium with the comforts of their home worldwide. In other Bundesliga matches, Augsburg lost 1-2 to Wolfsburg; Fortuna Dusseldorf and SC Paderborn 07 played out a goalless draw; Hoffenheim suffered a 0-3 loss to Hertha BSC and RasenBallsport Leipzig managed to draw 1-1 with Freiburg. Eintracht Frankfurt will host Borussia Monchengladbach later for the last Bundesliga game of the day.

Spain vs Germany FIFA World Cup 2022 highlights: Spain's game against Germany was always a highlight of this group and now, it has taken a weight of a different kind after the latter's shock loss to Japan in their first match. Spain, meanwhile, have a chance to show that their vintage showing against Costa Rica is not a one-off and they can do the same against the bigwigs as well. They had over 70 percent of possession in their 7-0 win.

The talk of the footballing world is Jude Bellingham. The 19-year-old England midfielder has taken the World Cup by storm and heading into their quarter-final, there is a serious argument to say that Bellingham has been their best player.

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\"It's amazing every single person who is out supporting us. This is unreal. This is what dreams are made of. As a young girl watching women's football. This is unbelievable. To be here and to score the winner, the manager is special, this group of players are special and what a group of staff.

Jamal Musiala (L) of Bayern Munich vies with Mathias Olesen (bottom) of Cologne during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting of Bayern Munich reacts after missing a chance to score during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

Dayot Upamecano (bottom) of Bayern Munich vies with Steffen Tigges of Cologne during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

Serge Gnabry (L) of Bayern Munich shoots during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

Steffen Tigges (C) of Cologne vies with Dayot Upamecano (L) and Joshua Kimmich of Bayern Munich during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

Eric Maxim Choupo-Moting (L) of Bayern Munich vies with Mathias Olesen of Cologne during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

Serge Gnabry (C) of Bayern Munich shoots during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

Jamal Musiala (R) of Bayern Munich vies with Mathias Olesen of Cologne during the German first division Bundesliga football match between Bayern Munich and FC Cologne in Munich, Germany, Jan. 24, 2023. (Photo by Philippe Ruiz/Xinhua)

The Brazil vs Germany football match (also known by its score as 7-1) that took place on 8 July 2014 at the Mineirão stadium in Belo Horizonte was the first of two semi-final matches of the 2014 FIFA World Cup.

During the match, the German team seemed to realise that what was unfolding was not a normal football event.[51] In a post-match statement, Mats Hummels said that the German team had decided that they did not want to humiliate the Brazilians during the second half and after the match:[52]

Brazilian footballing icon Pelé tweeted, \"I always said that football is a box of surprises. Nobody in this world expected this result,\" followed by, \"[Brazil] Will try to get the sixth title in Russia. Congratulations to Germany.\"[62] Carlos Alberto Torres, the captain of Brazil's winning team in 1970, said that the country lost due to a \"feeling of 'we've already won'\". He added that \"Germany played how I like to see and Scolari's tactics for this match were suicidal\".[63] In contrast, Argentinian icon Diego Maradona was seen singing a song mocking the Brazilian defeat.[64]

Barney Ronay in The Guardian described it as \"the most humiliating World Cup host nation defeat of all time\",[87] and Joe Callaghan of The Independent described it as \"the darkest night in Brazil's footballing history\".[88] Wyre Davies, the BBC's Rio de Janeiro correspondent, said of Brazilian's reactions at the stadium and fan parks, \"The collective sense of shock, embarrassment and national humiliation across Brazil was impossible to ignore\".[89] Football journalist Tim Vickery postulated that the result might be the catalyst for overdue reform of Brazilian club football, which in his opinion had become complacent in comparison to other countries, resting on the laurels of the national team's history of success. In his words, this was a chance to \"recapture parts of its historic identity and reframe them in a modern, global context\".[90] Reports had many comparisons with the Maracanazo that cost Brazil a title at home in 1950,[74] with the Brazilian media even considering that the 2014 defeat redeemed the 1950 squad.[76][91]

Analysts deconstructed all the tactical and technical deficiencies that led to the blowout result. Scolari still relied on the team that won the 2013 FIFA Confederations Cup despite many players going through dry spells, and most of them not having any World Cup experience.[92] Neymar was such a focal point that the team barely trained any formations without him.[92] In his absence, Scolari replaced Neymar with Bernard to maintain the attacking tradition of Brazilian football, instead of the \"'logical call' [which] was surely to bring in an extra midfielder\" against the Germans.[93] The assistant coaches even supported bringing in the more defensive-minded Ramires and Willian.[92] Thus, Fernandinho and Luiz Gustavo were overwhelmed by the Germany midfield trio of Toni Kroos, Sami Khedira and Bastian Schweinsteiger.[93] The defense that had already been questioned in previous games collapsed as Dante was proven to be an inadequate replacement for the suspended Silva, while David Luiz made uncharacteristic errors during the semi-final.[94][93] Other errors included setting up Marcelo to a more attacking play, while Gustavo was tasked with covering him, and the ineffective role of Fred who is often regarded as a tactical striker rather than goal-scoring striker.[95]

The movement continued to grow and became more diverse and representative of the world. We welcomed 56 new members bringing the number of nationalities pledging 1% to 50, 39 football for good organisations from 25 countries, five businesses, our first Bundesliga club, and a new impact sponsor.

Play Proud united eight football clubs from Canada, the US, and Mexico, a member of their fan groups, and a local grassroots organisation to Los Angeles and Monterrey (Mexico) for 100+ hours of LGBTQ+ inclusive programming to help make the 2026 World Cup the most inclusive yet.

On the day his RB Leipzig side was scheduled to play Spartak Moscow, Hungary defender Willi Orbán used the moment to highlight how football has a role to play in perilous times. He joined Common Goal and pledged 1% to the new initiative Team Up For Ukraine.

In London, Germany striker and adidas athlete Timo Werner visited Street League to gain a better understanding of where his 1% goes and we heard the founding story of the football for good organisation.

To cap off the month, we heard inspiring stories from Watoto Wasoka, an football for good organisation in Uganda and Marilay, a FUEDELA coach part of SOMOS Equidad, to better understand how football can drive gender equality.

Thomas Beattie and Meikayla Moore pledged 1% to Play Proud to help make football a safe and welcoming space for everyone, regardless of sexual orientation. Both are openly out and are using their platforms to create a more inclusive game.

In Colombia, hundreds of game-changers from across Latin America gathered at Semana Gol y Paz, an event part of SOMOS Equidad set up by Fundación Selección Colombia and Fútbol Con Corazón Colombia, to discuss and learn about gender equality and other topics through football.

And finally, we saw the football for good community honour Faida Safari, a Moving the Goalpost Kilifi participant who lost her life to an act of gender-based violence, by coming together to help prevent another tragedy.

In front of a packed Rose Bowl Stadium, two of the biggest football clubs in history, Real Madrid and Juventus, played with the same artwork embedded into their jersey numbers to represent their shared belief 59ce067264

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