2007 European football friendly match: England vs. Germany
{{date|August 22, 2007}}<BR>[[w:London|London]], [[w:England|England]]
{{MatchScore|England|1|2|Germany}}
{{MatchResult|attendance=86,133
|team_home =England
|goalscorers_home = [[w:Frank Lampard|Lampard]] (9')
|team_away =Germany
|goalscorers_away = [[w:Kevin Kuranyi|Kuranyi]] (26') and [[w:Christian Pander|Pander]] (40')
|bookings_home =[[w:Joe Cole|J. Cole]] (Yellow (1))
|bookings_away ='''None'''
}}
[[w:Germany national football team|Germany]] came from behind to defeat [[w:England national football team|England]] at new [[w:Wembley Stadium|Wembley Stadium]] in a friendly match.

Frank Lampard opened the scoring in the 9<sup>th</sup> minute to give himself his first international goal in 12 months.

[[w:Schalke|Schalke]]'s Kevin Kuranyi scored Germany's equaliser with what the media is labeling as a "miserable mistake" by [[w:Tottenham Hotspurs|Tottenham Hotspurs]]' Goalkeeper [[w:Paul Robinson|Paul Robinson]] in the 26<sup>th</sup> minute. Christian Pander, in his first appearance for Germany, scored the winner in the 40<sup>th</sup> minute with a 25 yard shot.

The German fans shouted in English ''There's only one team at Wembley!'' to taunt the home fans.
==Other scores==
===Friendly matches===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!  align=right|Home Team !! Score !! align=left|Visiting Team
|- 
|[[w:Japan national football team|Japan]]||align=center|2-0||[[w:Cameroon national football team|Cameroon]]
|- 
|[[w:Russia national football team|Russia]]||align=center|2-2||[[w:Poland national football team|Poland]]
|- 
|[[w:Ukraine national football team|Ukraine]]||align=center|2-1||[[w:Uzbekistan national football team|Uzbekistan]]
|- 
|[[w:Brazil national football team|Brazil]]||align=center|2-0||[[w:Algeria national football team|Algeria]]
|- 
|[[w:Bulgaria national football team|Bulgaria]]||align=center|0-1||[[w:Wales national football team|Wales]]
|- 
|[[w:Bosnia and Herzegovina national football team|Bosnia and Herzegovina]]||align=center|3-5||[[w:Croatia national football team|Croatia]]
|- 
|[[w:Norway national football team|Norway]]||align=center|2-1||[[w:Argentina national football team|Argentina]]
|- 
|[[w:Denmark national football team|Denmark]]||align=center|0-4||[[w:Republic of Ireland national football team|Ireland]]
|- 
|[[w:Romania national football team|Romania]]||align=center|2-0||[[w:Turkey national football team|Turkey]]
|- 
|[[w:Austria national football team|Austria]]||align=center|1-1||[[w:Czech Republic national football team|Czech Republic]]
|- 
|[[w:Greece national football team|Greece]]||align=center|2-3||[[w:Spain national football team|Spain]]
|- 
|[[w:Switzerland national football team|Switzerland]]||align=center|2-1||[[w:Netherlands national football team|Netherlands]]
|- 
|[[w:Sweden national football team|Sweden]]||align=center|1-0||[[w:United States national football team|United States]]
|- 
|[[w:Hungary national football team|Hungary]]||align=center|3-1||[[w:Italy national football team|Italy]]
|- 
|[[w:Scotland national football team|Scotland]]||align=center|1-0||[[w:South Africa national football team|South Africa]]
|- 
|[[w:Slovakia national football team|Slovakia]]||align=center|0-1||[[w:France national football team|France]]
|}

===Euro 2008 qualifiers===
{| class="wikitable"
|-
!  align=right|Home Team !! Score !! align=left|Visiting Team
|- 
|[[w:Armenia national football team|Armenia]]||align=center|1-1||[[w:Portugal national football team|Portugal]]
|- 
|[[w:Finland national football team|Finland]]||align=center|2-1||[[w:Kazakhstan national football team|Kazakhstan]]
|- 
|[[w:Belgium national football team|Belgium]]||align=center|3-2||[[w:Serbia national football team|Serbia]]
|- 
|[[w:San Marino national football team|San Marino]]||align=center|0-1||[[w:Cyprus national football team|Cyprus]]
|- 
|[[w:Estonia national football team|Estonia]]||align=center|2-1||[[w:Andorra national football team|Andorra]]
|- 
|[[w:Northern Ireland national football team|Northern Ireland]]||align=center|3-1||[[w:Liechtenstein national football team|Liechtenstein]]
|}

==Related news==
*{{wikinews|title=2007 U-17 FIFA World Cup:Germany and Colombia draw in goalfest|date=August 20, 2007}}
==Sources==
*{{source|url=http://www.tsn.ca/soccer/news_story/?ID=216679&hubname=soccer|title=Germany come from behind to beat England|author=|pub=The Sports Network|date=August 22, 2007}}
*{{source|url=http://soccernet.espn.go.com/report?id=218937&cc=5901|title=England 1-2 Germany: Robinson blunder|author=|pub=ESPN Soccernet|date=August 22, 2007}}
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Germany came from behind to defeat England at new Wembley Stadium in a friendly match.

Frank Lampard opened the scoring in the 9th minute to give himself his first international goal in 12 months.

Schalke's Kevin Kuranyi scored Germany's equaliser with what the media is labeling as a "miserable mistake" by Tottenham Hotspurs' Goalkeeper Paul Robinson in the 26th minute. Christian Pander, in his first appearance for Germany, scored the winner in the 40th minute with a 25 yard shot.

The German fans shouted in English There's only one team at Wembley! to taunt the home fans.
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