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#1 Marcus Berg vs Manuel Neuer
Germany had 67% possession against Mexico and they are expected to have a lot of the ball this time around as well.
But in order to carry out possession football effectively, they need to play a high defensive line which means there will be a lot of space behind to exploit.
Therein lies Sweden's opportunity to hurt the Germans with quick counters and striker Marcus Berg is a potent weapon in this regard.
The Al Win striker is strong in the air and hence; will be their target man with long balls. He had three shots against the South Koreans with one on target and would like to come good against the Bayern Munich talisman, Manuel Neuer, on Saturday.
The likes of Matt Hummels and Jerome Boateng were wayward in their first game but will be cautious in their approach this time around. So, chances will be few and far between, and a lot will depend on how Berg manages his one-on-one situations with Neuer.
