Bierhoff: Argentina a step-up from England

Oliver Bierhoff has admitted Germany will find it harder to beat Argentina tomorrow than they did to overcome England.

Fri, 02 Jul, 2010 - 10:11

Oliver Bierhoff has admitted Germany will find it harder to beat Argentina tomorrow than they did to overcome England.

While the Three Lions are licking their wounds at home, Germany are preparing for a repeat of the 1990 World Cup final, and looking to book their third consecutive appearance in the last four.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup 2010Place: EnglandPlace: BloemfonteinPlace: South AfricaPlace: MunichPlace: BerlinPerson: BierhoffPerson: Oliver BierhoffPerson: Fabio CapelloPerson: Martin DemichelisPerson: DemichelisPerson: John TerryPerson: TerryPerson: Phillip LahmPerson: LahmPerson: CapelloEvent: 1990 World Cup finalEvent: Champions League finalEvent: World Cup groupOrganisation: ArgentinaOrganisation: GermanyOrganisation: EnglandOrganisation: Three LionsOrganisation: MexicoOrganisation: Bayern MunichOrganisation: Inter MilanOrganisation: BrazilOrganisation: Spain
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