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GERMANY have habit of reaching the final stages of the World Cup without producing exciting football but they will play their ninth semi-final in the tournament without any feelings of embarrassment tomorrow .

Mon, 24 Jun, 2002 - 01:21

By James Whelan

GERMANY have habit of reaching the final stages of the World Cup without producing exciting football but they will play their ninth semi-final in the tournament without any feelings of embarrassment tomorrow .

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