Germany take another step towards South Africa

Wales 0 Germany 2

Germany take another step towards South Africa
Wed, 01 Apr, 2009 - 22:53

Wales 0 Germany 2

Germany took another ominous step towards South Africa 2010 but at least Wales’ youngsters were not humiliated.

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