The match between the national teams of Germany and Brazil yesterday marked by several records. One of them belongs to Miroslav Klose, who became the top scorer in the history of the World Cup by scoring a goal. The 36-year-old veteran arrived in Brazil with 14 goals, but in the second group stage match he scored a goal and equaled Ronaldo's record. Player Goals Miroslav Klose 16 Ronaldo 15 Gerd Muller 14 Just Fontaine 13 Pele 12 Sandor Kocsis 11 Jurgen Klinsmann 11 Helmut Rahn 10 Gary Lineker 10 Gabriel Batistuta 10 However, Ronaldo's record was broken yesterday, when the Germans defeated none other than the national team of Brazil with a score of 7-1. M. Klose scored his historic goal in the 23rd minute of the match. M. Klose scored five goals each in the 2002 and 2006 World Cups. He scored four goals in 2010 in South Africa, and in this World Cup he has already scored two goals. Historic M. Klose goal against Brazil:
