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Watch: Brazilian players become invisible... literally
Come to think of it — you could see Brazil were invisible against Germany when they lost 1-7 in Belo Horizonte in the World Cup semifinal.
Someone has taken the popular football expression of a team being invisible very seriously. [caption id="attachment_1615081" align="alignleft" width="380"]![AP]()
Come to think of it — you could see Brazil were invisible against Germany when they lost 1-7 in Belo Horizonte in the World Cup semifinal. AP[/caption]Come to think of it — you could see Brazil were invisible against Germany when they lost 1-7 in Belo Horizonte in the World Cup semifinal. But imagine if this was literal — what would the goals look like? What would the pitch look like?Here are Andre Schurrle, Thomas Mueller, Toni Kroos, Sami Khedira and Miroslav Klose wreak havoc against Brazil. Just that there's no Brazil in the video below:
Come to think of it — you could see Brazil were invisible against Germany when they lost 1-7 in Belo Horizonte in the World Cup semifinal. AP[/caption]Come to think of it — you could see Brazil were invisible against Germany when they lost 1-7 in Belo Horizonte in the World Cup semifinal. But imagine if this was literal — what would the goals look like? What would the pitch look like?Here are Andre Schurrle, Thomas Mueller, Toni Kroos, Sami Khedira and Miroslav Klose wreak havoc against Brazil. Just that there's no Brazil in the video below:First Published:Jul 11, 2014, 17:33:26 IST
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