Hosts out as Italy strike late

Jurgen Klinsmann’s World Cup dream was destroyed by two Italy goals at the end of extra time as Fabio Grosso and Alessandro Del Piero struck to secure a place in the final.

Hosts out as Italy strike late
Tue, 04 Jul, 2006 - 23:45

Germany 0 Italy 2 (after extra-time)

Jurgen Klinsmann’s World Cup dream was destroyed by two Italy goals at the end of extra time as Fabio Grosso and Alessandro Del Piero struck to secure a place in the final.

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CourtsSoccerWorld CupPlace: BerlinPlace: Westfalen StadionPlace: EnglandPerson: Jurgen KlinsmannPerson: Fabio GrossoPerson: Alessandro Del PieroPerson: KlinsmannPerson: GrossoPerson: Jens LehmannPerson: Del PieroPerson: Marcello LippiPerson: Torsten FringsPerson: FringsPerson: Daniele De RossiPerson: Brian McBridePerson: Michael BallackPerson: BallackPerson: Andrea PirloPerson: Benito ArchundiaPerson: Francesco TottiPerson: Simone PerrottaPerson: LehmannPerson: Bernd SchneiderPerson: Miroslav KlosePerson: SchneiderPerson: Gianluigi BuffonPerson: Fabio CannavaroPerson: Lukas PodolskiPerson: KlosePerson: BuffonPerson: PodolskiPerson: Marco MaterazziPerson: Arne FriedrichPerson: TottiPerson: PerrottaPerson: Alberto GilardinoPerson: Gianluca ZambrottaPerson: PirloPerson: GilardinoEvent: World CupOrganisation: ItalyOrganisation: GermanyOrganisation: ArsenalOrganisation: ArgentinaOrganisation: DortmundOrganisation: ChelseaOrganisation: AC MilanOrganisation: EvertonOrganisation: Cologne
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