Three Records in One Game

3 records in one game!

1. Most goals scored, overall finals
Miroslav Klose - 16 goals

2. Most goals scored in a semi-final, one team
Germany 7 goals

3. Biggest defeat against Brazil since 1920
Germany 7-1 (Uruguay 6-0, 1920)

The Final scoreboard!!! 7-1 thumbs up for for Germany against Brazil in World Cup 2014 Semi Final

Julio Cesar, left, and David Luiz hold a Neymar jersey as they sing the national anthem prior to kickoff. Neymar was injured in the quarterfinals and couldn't continue to play in the tournament

Messi inspires Argentina, Swiss profit from late drama against Bosnia in World Cup 2014

The all-time FIFA World Cup scoring record now belongs to Miroslav Klose.

Miroslav Klose celebrates scoring his team's second goal against Brazil. The goal made Klose the all-time leading scorer in World Cup history

Germany win the first semifinal against Brazil with the final score line of 7-1

Brazil's Thiago Silva, right, consoles David Luiz after their team was crushed 7-1 by Germany in a World Cup semifinal match played Tuesday, July 8, in Belo Horizonte, Brazil.

Brazil's goalkeeper Julio Cesar sits on the pitch during the semifinal match between Brazil and Germany at the Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte, Brazil, Tuesday, July 8, 2014. AP Photo-Matthias Schrader

Brazil's David Luiz cries after his team lost to Germany in their 2014 World Cup semi-finals

Brazil star Hulk speaks about his reputation at home, his team's World Cup plans and the approach taken by coach Luiz Felipe Scolari

Andre Schuerrle celebrates scoring a goal during the semi-final football match between Brazil and Germany at The Mineirao Stadium in Belo Horizonte during the 2014 FIFA World Cup on July 8, 2014.—AFP photo

7-1 loss to Germany is Brazil's most embarrassing defeat in World Cup history (World Cup 2014)

Real Madrid legend Alfredo Di Stefano dies, age 88

Netherlands goalkeeper Tim Krul celebrates saving a penalty against Costa Rica's Bryan Ruiz during World Cup quarter-final play Saturday 05 July 2014.