"Shame and humiliation", the traumatized Brazilian press

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Next back 9 Jul. 2014 00:31:24 the Brazilian press mourned after the elimination of Brazil in the semifinals of the world stage after a severe 1-7 against the Germany.

Brazil is humiliated 7-1 by the Germany and grants the greatest defeat in its history,"regrets the sports newspaper O Estado de Sao Paulo. "The feast ends in tears with the festival of German goals.

«The Seleç?o was defeated byGermany. The title dream dies again at home,"laments Zero Hora daily generalist, which on its electronic version, does not skimp on the photos of Brazilian fans to their knees or in tears.

The general circulation Folha de Sao Paulo quoitiden bar its one of a ruthless "Massacred" and evokes a 'Mineiraco', in reference to the Maracanazo facing Uruguay in the 1950 World organized in the Brazil at the time: "the Brazil humiliated again by trying to win the world at home".

The highly respected O Globo speaks of a 'shame' and historical 'humiliation': "In the tragic evening at Minerao, Scolari team is beaten and said goodbye to a sixth trophy". Correio do Povo focuses on David Luiz: "David Luiz apologizes and promises to reward the Brazilian people."  "In less than 30 minutes, the Germany took the best on selection and scored 5 goals (...) Is the largest Brazilian defeat in the World Cup,"said the daily.

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Care to guess what game dominates the final pages of journal for Wednesday?

Surrender the Brazil in Germany 7-1 translates into a variety of inventive and fun titles (for anyone who is not Brazilian, in other words).

Take a look below:

Here's the UK front and back pages to #BRA #GER #WorldCup #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/sA4Vva8Auw #BrazilvsGermany

-Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) July 8, 2014

Last updated Wednesday Telegraph Sport - 'A' brought to its knees #tomorrowspaperstoday #BrazilvsGermany #BRA #GER pic.twitter.com/cV9YG0MsF4

-Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) July 8, 2014

Back of the Wednesday metro - 'Das started' #tomorrowspaperstoday #BrazilvsGermany #BRA #GER #WorldCup #bbcpapers pic.twitter.com/tEWp1YZ3Lp

-Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) July 8, 2014

Daily Star on Wednesday last page - «Sambaargh» #tomorrowspaperstoday #BrazilvsGermany #BRA #GER #WorldCup pic.twitter.com/RNV2hn0qWZ

-Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) July 8, 2014

Daily Express back on Wednesday - 'Just like watching Brazil' #BrazilvsGermany #BRA #GER #tomorrowspaperstoday pic.twitter.com/H3KGLbamVM

-Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) July 8, 2014

Daily Mirror first with #BrazilvsGermany last page - "Rout of this world #tomorrowspaperstoday #bbcpapers #BRA #GER pic.twitter.com/a1THwWeR48

-Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) July 8, 2014

Scotsman Wednesday back - "Germany humiliate hosts Brazil in remarkable rout" #tomorrowspaperstoday #BRA #GER pic.twitter.com/2PKo70T1Hc

-Nick Sutton (@suttonnick) July 8, 2014

Meanwhile, the immediate reaction to the Brazil, courtesy of Jack Lang of the Daily Mirror:

Estad?o: "historic Humiliation» #BRA pic.twitter.com/88XD4wvK37

-Jack Lang (@snap_kaka_pop) July 8, 2014

Folha: «Mineiraco» #BRA pic.twitter.com/F1zrTA5wJq

-Jack Lang (@snap_kaka_pop) July 8, 2014

Lance! Web site: «the greatest shame in history» #BRA pic.twitter.com/xIvY8k0ySx

-Jack Lang (@snap_kaka_pop) July 8, 2014

Home page of Globo: 'The shame of all shames' #BRA pic.twitter.com/omCAHlqUMc

-Jack Lang (@snap_kaka_pop) July 8, 2014