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Wembley Stadium
Tuesday, November 19th, 2013
 
International Friendly
Attendance: 85,934
     
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Per Mertesacker (39)
 
     
 
     
 
 
 
 
2013
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Managers
View complete set Roy Hodgson
Players
ENGLAND
 
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 01  Joe Hart (G)
Cap number 38
Manchester City
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 02  Kyle Walker (D)
Cap number 10
Tottenham Hotspur
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 03  Ashley Cole (D)
Cap number 106
Chelsea
 53
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 05  Chris Smalling (D)
Cap number 9
Manchester United
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 06  Phil Jagielka (D)
Cap number 24
Everton
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 04  Steven Gerrard (Capt.) (M)
Cap number 108
Liverpool
 56
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 07  Adam Lallana (M)
Cap number 2
Southampton
 76
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 08  Tom Cleverley (M)
Cap number 13
Manchester United
 64
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 11  Andros Townsend (M)
Cap number 4
Tottenham Hotspur
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 09  Daniel Sturridge (F)
Cap number 9
Liverpool
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 10  Wayne Rooney (F)
Cap number 88
Manchester United
 71

Subs
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 15  Kieran Gibbs (D)
Cap number 3
Arsenal
 53
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 19  Ross Barkley (M)
Cap number 3
Everton
 71
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 20  Jack Wilshere (M)
Cap number 14
Arsenal
 64
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 21  Jordan Henderson (M)
Cap number 7
Liverpool
 56
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 22  Rickie Lambert (F)
Cap number 4
Southampton
 76
GERMANY
 
22Roman Weidenfeller
23Heiko Westermann 67
3Marcel Schmelzer 45
15Lars Bender
17Per Mertesacker (Capt.) (39)
20Jerome Boateng 45
19Mario Götze
2Sven Bender
14Max Kruse 56
18Toni Kroos
21Marco Reus 82

Subs
7Marcell Jansen 45
5Mats Hummels 45
24Sidney Sam 56
4Benedikt Höwedes 65
10Julian Draxler 67
9André Schürrle 82

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England suffered back-to-back Wembley defeats for the first time in 36 years as Per Mertesacker''s first-half header gave Germany victory. Manager Roy Hodgson once again reshuffled his team as he explores options ahead of next summer''s World Cup in Brazil - but a below-strength Germany followed Chile in leaving with an away win. England enjoyed plenty of possession but the closest they came to drawing level was when Andros Townsend''s long-range effort struck the woodwork after the break. The major bonus for Hodgson in this latest loss was the performance of goalkeeper Joe Hart, recalled after Celtic''s Fraser Forster made his debut against Chile and currently out of Manchester City''s side after being replaced by Costel Pantilimon. Hart was England''s outstanding performer, saving superbly from Mertesacker before his goal and from Marco Reus and Mario Gotze in the second half. It was a night when Hart repaid Hodgson''s public faith in him and confirmed his status as England''s undisputed number one. It could also prove to be a turning point for the keeper as he tries to regain confidence lost over a long spell of indifferent form. Few others on Hodgson''s England undercard made compelling claims to move to the forefront of his thoughts for Brazil as the final whistle was greeted by boos from the Wembley crowd for the second time in a matter of days. And while Hodgson will, understandably, regard this game as another fact-finding exercise rather than one where victory was essential, it was still a sobering night as England barely troubled Germany keeper Roman Weidenfeller. Hodgson''s men struggled against a Germany team missing a host of key players such as Mesut Ozil, Philipp Lahm and first-choice keeper Manuel Neuer. England have one game left, the Wembley friendly with Denmark in March, before Hodgson names his squad for Brazil. They enjoyed plenty of possession in a tight first half - but the contributions that mattered came late in the half and came from Germany.
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