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Hello "EuroFootball.com" visitors, welcome to the thirtieth day of the planet's football championship in South Africa! We wish victories to the teams you support! 21.00 Starting lineups: Uruguay: Muslera, Lugano, Fucile, Martin Caceres, Godin; Arevalo Rios, Maxi Pereira, Diego Perez, Cavani; Diego Forlan, Luis Suarez. Germany: Hans-Joerg Butt, Boateng, Friedrich, Aogo, Mertesacker; Jansen; Khedira, Schweinsteiger, Oezil, Mueller; Cacau. 20.00 According to the latest information, German national team forward Lukas Podolski will not take to the field in the match against Uruguay. 19.00 Spanish national team defender Carles Puyol stated that he is considering the possibility of retiring from the national team in the near future. 17.45 Legendary Dutch footballer Johan Cruyff told journalists that he believes the winners of the World Cup final will not be his native Netherlands, but the Spanish footballers. 16.30 The assistant coach of the German national team, Hansi Flick, revealed that it is still uncertain whether the four team players suffering from the flu will be able to play in the match. According to the assistant, head coach Joachim Loew is most likely the sickest. It is speculated that everything will only be clear right before the match. 15.55 UEFA representatives confirmed that President Michel Platini has been released from the hospital. They also denied rumors that the Frenchman had suffered a heart attack. It is believed that Platini contracted the flu raging in South Africa, from which some Germany national team members have also suffered. 15.20 Spanish national team goalkeeper Iker Casillas stated that the Dutch national team is not just Arjen Robben. "The opponents have a great team, it is not just one player's team. Not only Arjen Robben, but Wesley Sneijder and Robin van Persie are very strong players individually." "We are preparing for the match very intensively, as it will be the most important game in the history of Spain." 14.08 The captain of the Dutch national team, Giovanni Van Bronckhorst, will refuse to undergo a doping test after the World Cup final if his team beats the Spanish players in the decisive match. The defender, who will end his professional football career after tomorrow's match, stated that he had to miss the players' celebration in the changing room due to the post-semifinal match check. "I will not repeat the doping test. These will be my last matches, and last time, when I returned from the field, I was isolated from the team and missed the celebration," the Dutchman said.
