German forward Miroslav Klose has been dismissed in Port Elizabeth, earning a second yellow card in the 37th minute of Germany’s match against Serbia, leaving the team with ten men. Klose had picked-up a harsh yellow card in the 12th minute, and his 37th minute challenge was also harshly dealt with by Alberto Uniando Mallenco, the Spanish referee.
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World Cup 2010, Germany Vs. Serbia: Miroslav Klose Sees Second Yellow In 37th minute
Left wing Milan Jovanovic, one minute after Miroslav Klose was dismissed, has up Serbia ahead of Germany, beating goalkeeper Manuel Neuer from close-range in the 38th minute. The movement toward the goal started as Milos Krasic put a cross in from the right flank for Nikola Zigic, the 6’8″ striker being marked at the bar post by one of the shorted men no the pitch, Philipp Lahm. Zigic headed the ball down for Jovanovic, who beat Neuer with a left-footed finish. Serbia would take their 1-0 lead into halftime.
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World Cup 2010, Germany Vs. Serbia: Milan Jovanovic Puts Serbia Ahead Of 10-Man Germany
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