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Rudi Völler is brought down in the Argentine penalty area late in the 1990 final, leading to Andreas Brehme's winning kick.
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1990
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Bodo Illgner keeps a clean sheet against Argentina in the 1990 final. The West German goalkeeper remains composed through a tense contest that ends with a late penalty.
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Franz Beckenbauer coaches West Germany to the 1990 title after previously lifting the trophy as captain in 1974. His team keeps Argentina scoreless in a closely contested Rome final.
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Pierre Littbarski starts the 1990 final and moves intelligently across West Germany’s attacking midfield. His experience helps the side manage a tense championship match against Argentina.
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Thomas Häßler gives West Germany creativity between the lines during the 1990 World Cup. His passing and movement are useful resources in the squad that defeats Argentina in Rome.
2014
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Philipp Lahm captains Germany to victory over Argentina at the Maracanã and raises the World Cup after a 1-0 extra-time final.
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Benedikt Höwedes starts at left-back in the 2014 final and hits the post with a first-half header. He also contributes to Germany’s clean sheet against Argentina.
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Jérôme Boateng produces a commanding centre-back display in Germany’s 2014 final against Argentina. His interventions help secure a clean sheet through 120 minutes.
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Mats Hummels anchors Germany’s central defence during the 2014 final. His aerial strength and careful distribution help the European team withstand Argentina’s fast attacks.
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André Schürrle drives along the left and crosses for Mario Götze to score the championship-winning goal against Argentina in extra time.
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Mario Götze meets André Schürrle's cross and volleys the extra-time winner against Argentina to decide the 2014 World Cup final.
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Thomas Müller gives Germany a constant threat through intelligent runs during the 2014 World Cup. He starts the final and ends the tournament with five goals and a championship medal.
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Manuel Neuer marshals Germany's defence and keeps a clean sheet through extra time as the side defeats Argentina in Rio de Janeiro.
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Joachim Löw guides Germany to the 2014 title, becoming the first European team to win a men's World Cup staged in the Americas.
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Bastian Schweinsteiger continues battling in midfield despite repeated knocks during the 2014 final. His determination helps Germany prevail over Argentina in extra time.
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Mesut Özil supplies creative movement between the lines during Germany’s 2014 campaign. He starts the final against Argentina and supports the team’s patient buildup.
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Toni Kroos sets the rhythm of Germany’s passing game during the 2014 World Cup final. His accurate distribution helps the side sustain pressure before its extra-time winner.
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