Germany v Finland Live Stream.After booking their spot at the 2010 World Cup by beating Russia on Saturday, Joachim Lows’s Germany host Finland in their final qualifier on Wednesday evening. Watch live streaming of Germany vs Finland by signing up today with Ole Ole Football.
The three time world champions beat Russia on Saturday thanks to Miroslav Klose’s 35th minute strike. It was Klose’s 50th international goal for Germany, and also condemned Russia to their first home defeat in 2010 World Cup qualifying. The goal was created by Mesut Ozil and Lukas Podolski. With the win, Germany are now guaranteed of finishing as winners of Group 3, regardless of what happens on Wednesday.
HSV defender Jerome Boateng, who made his international debut against the Russians, was sent off in the 68th minute, forcing the Germans to survive a barrage of Russian attacks in the last quarter of the game. Boateng will thus miss the game against Finland, which will be played at HSV’s home ground.
Finland beat Wales 2-1 on Saturday in Helsinki to pick up their fifth win in qualifying. The Finns were already eliminated prior to the game, but the win now ensures that they will finish third in the group. Roni Porokara gave the Finns an early lead, but Wales hit back through skipper Craig Bellamy when he converted David Vaughan’s cross.
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However Niklas Moisander delighted fans at the Olympic Stadium with his 77th minute effort, which ultimately proved to be the difference between the two sides. Finland drew 3-3 with Germany when the two teams met in September 2008. Miroslav Klose grabbed a hat trick for Germany on that occasion, while Jonatan Johansson, Mika Vayrynen and Daniel Sjolund were on target for the Finns.
Can Germany keep their unbeaten record in Group 4 intact on Wednesday at the Nordbank Arena? Watch Germany vs Finland live to find out.
