Brazil vs. Germany: Goals, Highlights from World Cup Semi-Final Match

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Germany produced one of the most dominant performances in World Cup history to beat hosts Brazil 7-1 and advance to the final.

The first real chance of the game fell to Germany in the 11th minute, and that man Thomas Mueller duly took it.

GOAL Muller gives Germany the lead http://t.co/7YsdtFya3r

— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

Germany doubled their lead midway through the first half, with Miroslav Klose becoming the World Cup's all-time top scorer in the process.

The moment that Klose broke o fenômeno's World-Cup goal-scoring record: https://t.co/J0C6UP7Xaf

— Liam (@OffsideLiam) July 8, 2014

A bad start turned into a disaster for Brazil when Toni Kroos made it 3-0 minutes later.

What a finish Toni Kroos. http://t.co/Ii1sskCNtw

— Football Vines (@Vine_Football) July 8, 2014

Not long after, Germany's remarkable start continued with a fourth—Kroos getting his second in the space of two minutes.

KROOS' second goal in 2 minutes (Germany 4-0 Brazil) | https://t.co/Ngy4kWMsDA

— 2014 World Cup (@TheWorIdCup) July 8, 2014

And then came a fifth, from Sami Khedira. And we still hadn't reached the break.

Khedira scored to make it 5-0 http://t.co/qY7qrATzfr

— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

That was five in the space of 18 minutes. Brazil had some early chances at the start of the second half, but Manuel Neuer was also in ruthless mode.

None shall pass Manuel Neuer - German keeper stands tall in Brazil https://t.co/2aWpcDsdkk #Germany #Neuer #WorldCup #GERvBRA

— Tom McKendrick (@tommckendrick) July 8, 2014

And then came a sixth, from substitute Andre Schurrle.

GOAL! Schurrle gets Germany's 6th https://t.co/J1IRkYPOrt

— Footy Vines.com (@Footy_Vines_) July 8, 2014

Germany made it 7-0 soon after, with Schurrle helping himself to a second.

GOAL Schurrle makes it 7-0 yeah http://t.co/1hVi1MSr0x

— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

Brazil grabbed a late consolation through Oscar, but it mattered not.

Oscar for Brazil - The comeback is on. http://t.co/y9BrGb8KgJ

— Football Vines (@FootballVines) July 8, 2014

Re-live the entire match here.