By — Larisa Epatko Larisa Epatko Leave a comment 0comments Share Copy URL https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/top-tweets-brazil-vs-germany-world-cup Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter The top tweets from Brazil vs. Germany World Cup match World Jul 8, 2014 5:51 PM EDT Before halftime, Brazil fans started leaving the stadium. Six: Number of minutes for Germany to get four more goals, to speed past Brazil 5-0 by halftime in the World Cup semifinal match on Tuesday. (The final score was 7-1.) Five: Number of minutes before first Internet memes starting appearing. Here’s a roundup: If only the Germans had a word for taking pleasure in the misfortunes of others. — delrayser (@delrayser) July 8, 2014 Harry Potter's funeral RT @JournoGeoffZ: Someone meme this dammit http://t.co/JAVdmEAf1t — James Joyner (@DrJJoyner) July 8, 2014 Brazilian fans are still holding on to hope. pic.twitter.com/ztrwLJ0xea — ESPN (@espn) July 8, 2014 Brazil's strategy for the 2nd half. #BRAGER pic.twitter.com/zEvVYrPFzB — Kaveh Gharib (@Kavelicious) July 8, 2014 #Brasil2014 RT @mnsm: Cristo de Corcovado en este instante pic.twitter.com/4F3yAeWnHP — Доктор Оторонго (@Dr_Otorongo) July 8, 2014 New Brazilian Flag ! pic.twitter.com/jZ8Z6WO6Cc — Football Tweets (@FutballTweets) July 8, 2014 Scolari, you can have my daughter for the second half. She couldn't do worse. pic.twitter.com/Gp1elisz13 — Robin Wigglesworth (@RobinWigg) July 8, 2014 The World Cup goes until July 13. See all of the PBS NewsHour’s World Cup 2014 coverage. A free press is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Support trusted journalism and civil dialogue. Donate now By — Larisa Epatko Larisa Epatko Larisa Epatko produced multimedia web features and broadcast reports with a focus on foreign affairs for the PBS NewsHour. She has reported in places such as Jordan, Pakistan, Iraq, Haiti, Sudan, Western Sahara, Guantanamo Bay, China, Vietnam, South Korea, Turkey, Germany and Ireland. @NewsHourWorld
Before halftime, Brazil fans started leaving the stadium. Six: Number of minutes for Germany to get four more goals, to speed past Brazil 5-0 by halftime in the World Cup semifinal match on Tuesday. (The final score was 7-1.) Five: Number of minutes before first Internet memes starting appearing. Here’s a roundup: If only the Germans had a word for taking pleasure in the misfortunes of others. — delrayser (@delrayser) July 8, 2014 Harry Potter's funeral RT @JournoGeoffZ: Someone meme this dammit http://t.co/JAVdmEAf1t — James Joyner (@DrJJoyner) July 8, 2014 Brazilian fans are still holding on to hope. pic.twitter.com/ztrwLJ0xea — ESPN (@espn) July 8, 2014 Brazil's strategy for the 2nd half. #BRAGER pic.twitter.com/zEvVYrPFzB — Kaveh Gharib (@Kavelicious) July 8, 2014 #Brasil2014 RT @mnsm: Cristo de Corcovado en este instante pic.twitter.com/4F3yAeWnHP — Доктор Оторонго (@Dr_Otorongo) July 8, 2014 New Brazilian Flag ! pic.twitter.com/jZ8Z6WO6Cc — Football Tweets (@FutballTweets) July 8, 2014 Scolari, you can have my daughter for the second half. She couldn't do worse. pic.twitter.com/Gp1elisz13 — Robin Wigglesworth (@RobinWigg) July 8, 2014 The World Cup goes until July 13. See all of the PBS NewsHour’s World Cup 2014 coverage. A free press is a cornerstone of a healthy democracy. Support trusted journalism and civil dialogue. Donate now