Okay, well no one predicted that.

That is the end of the Germany-Korea game, and the Sweden-Mexico game.

We watched the Germany-Korea game, which turned out to be the correct decision, I would say, in the final minutes.

Two goals in added time.

Germany go out bottom of the group.

Now, this group is very, very odd now because Mexico beat Germany, yeah,

Mexico lost to Sweden, who lost to Germany, who lost to South Korea, the Germany,

beat Sweden top of the group. It's all very complicated, and I don't know how it works, Alex.

We didn't watch, as I said, we didn't watch the Sweden-Mexico game, so I don't know how much works Alex we didn't watch as I said we didn't watch the Sweden

Mexico game so I don't know how much we can say about that

but 3-0 also quite an unexpected result there was obviously the chance of Sweden

were going to win they they wanted to go through top and now

we don't know how group he's going to pan out but they've got a good chance of

facing Switzerland or Serbia or Brazil, however that pans out.

Germany again displayed none of the tenacity that we used to from the Malix, and they

looked quite languid at times.

There was a moment before the first career republic goal, just before the beginning of added time,

where Korea broke, there was a

three-on-three, everyone was very tired, and there was a sort of five, ten-second period where the

ball was slowly, incrementally moving towards noier in goal, and no Germany players seem to be

coming back from up north on the pitch either.

So what would you put this down to?

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