NAME: E2008 AUT FAN4 20080608I TAPE: EF08/0599 IN_TIME: 11:00:56:17 DURATION: 00:03:30:06 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Klagenfurt, 8 June 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Germany fans waving flags 2. Poland fans waving scarves singing national anthem, firecracker going off 3. Germany fans chanting 4. Various of Germany fans celebrating first goal of the match scored by Lukas Podolski ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 5. Mid of fans during half time 6. Germany and Poland fans grabbing each other's hands 7. Poland fans cheering 8. German fans cheer as Lukas Podolski scores a second goal making it 2-0 9. Various of scuffles erupting and riot police stepping in 10. Mid of riot police and fans 11. Police pushing fans back 12. Mid of riot police 13. Various of police pushing fans back 14. Wide of group of riot police standing in middle of fans 15. Germany fans celebrating 16. SOUNDBITE (Polish) Poland fan, no name given: "We should have won, we were playing better." 17. Germany fans celebrating 18. SOUNDBITE (German) Germany fan, no name given: "The victory was a must, we should have won three or four nil but two nil is good too." 19. More of Germany fans celebrating STORYLINE Fans gathered in the Austrian town of Klagenfurt on Sunday to watch Germany defeat Poland in their opening Group B match at the European Championship. Lukas Podolski scored both goals to give three-time champion Germany a brilliant start in the Championship with a 2-0 win. Despite the win one Germany fan said he'd been hoping for more goals. "The victory was a must, we should have won three or four nil, but two nil is good too," he conceded. A Poland fan however said his team should have won. "We should have won, we were playing better." During the match German and Polish fans, side by side with their rivals, partied in good spirits, however scuffles later broke out and riot police quickly stepped in. The game, which started at 2045 local time (1845 GMT), had been identified as a high-risk match. To many fans, Germany vs. Poland has become more than just a football game because of the historic significance of their meeting, such as Germany's invasion of its neighbour at the start of World War II. It was Germany's first victory in Euros since winning the 1996 finals over the Czech Republic. Poland had not beaten Germany in 16 meetings over 75 years.

NAME: WCUP GER SWE4 20060624I TAPE: EF06/0553 IN_TIME: 10:01:40:16 DURATION: 00:03:22:15 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Berlin/ Munich - 24 June 2006 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: Munich 1. Man holding Swedish flag over his head 2. German fans cheering and watching game 3. Wide shot of fans watching 6. German fans cheer as game finishes and Germany wins match 2-0 7. Pan of German supporters singing and waving flags 8. Various of German fans dancing and celebrating Munich 9. German fans singing after game 10. SOUNDBITE (German): Vox Pop, German supporter: "It was an exciting game, just as we had imagined. There is nothing more to say. Germany!" 11. German women dancing up and down and singing 12. SOUNDBITE (English): Vox Pop, German supporter: "I just feel like we are world champions because Germany was so great. In the first 20 minutes we had two goals, and it was like, there was a real hype." 13. People walking 14. SOUNDBITE (German/English): Vox Pop, German supporter: "(English) I feel (German) very very good. (German) Listen to the song, (English) We are the champions. (English) Germany have won. (German) Forward. (English) Love you." 15. Fans singing 16. SOUNDBITE (English): Vox Pop, Swedish supporter: "It's OK. It was a fun game. But Germany was the better team, so it was fair. I love Sweden anyway." Berlin 17. Crowd cheering as match finishes 18. Men dancing in street 19. Woman clapping and singing 20. SOUNDBITE (German): Vox Pop, German supporter: "The German team played forcefully tonight and won with superiority. There was no opposition today. It was laughable." 21. Man waving German flag 22. SOUNDBITE (German): Vox Pop, German supporter: "We sent the Swedes home today. From the World Cup to IKEA and to celebrate midsummer." 23. Men on traffic light pole waving flags, pan to German fans celebrating in street STORYLINE: German fans in Munich and Berlin celebrated their 2-0 win against Sweden on Saturday after the first knockout match of the World Cup. Lukas Podolski scored two early goals to give Germany a 2-0 win over Sweden and a place in the World Cup quarter-finals. Podolski scored in the fourth and 12th minutes, with forward partner Miroslav Klose playing a big role in both. Sweden defender Teddy Lucic was sent off in the 35th and striker Henrik Larsson wasted a penalty in the 53rd to make matters even worse. German fans watching in Berlin and Munich celebrated as Sweden missed the penalty. Germany has now won four games in a row, and has looked better in each. "The German team played forcefully tonight and won with superiority," noted one German supporter. "There was no opposition today." "Berlin, Berlin, we're going to Berlin," the crowd began singing afterwards, referring to July 9 final in the German capital. Keyword-world Cup 2006

AP-APTN-2330: ++Germany World Cup Sunday, 13 June 2010 STORY:++Germany World Cup- NEW Party as tens of thousands of fans watch Germany beat Australia LENGTH: 01:56 FIRST RUN: 2330 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: German/Nat SOURCE: RTL STORY NUMBER: 648333 DATELINE: Hamburg - 13 June 2010 LENGTH: 01:56 RTL - NO ACCESS GERMANY, AUSTRIA (EXCEPT: INFOSCREEN, ATV+), GERMAN-SPEAKING SWITZERLAND (EXCEPT: TELEZUERI), LUXEMBOURG AND ALTO ADIGE SHOTLIST ++DAY SHOTS++ 1. Wide pan of German fans in public viewing area 2. Fans celebrating first German goal, pull out 3. Pan across fans waving German flags and cheering 4. Various of fans watching match 5. Wide pan of fans 6. Fans celebrating second German goal, pull out 7. Fans waving flags ++DUSK SHOTS++ 8. SOUNDBITE (German) Vox pop, name not given, Germany supporter: "Wonderful. Four-nil, no one would have thought this, but... I'm sorry, I can't say any more!" (gets interrupted by screaming fans jumping in front of camera) 9. Wide tilt up and pan of fans celebrating 10. SOUNDBITE (German) Vox pop, name not given, Germany supporter: "Yes, they played well, but this does not mean that they will get in through to the final stages, because usually those teams who play good at the beginning of a tournament are not so good in the end. But they should keep on track, try hard and then they will make it. But I guess the semi-final is possible at any rate." 11. Wide pan of cheering crowd STORYLINE Tens of thousands of German football fans gathered in Hamburg on Sunday evening to watch their team beat Australia 4-0 in their opening World Cup match in South Africa. Approximately 60-thousand Germany fans watched the game on a big screen in Hamburg's central Heiligengeistfeld area. Many fans were decked out in Germany's national colours of black, red and yellow, and the crowd was dotted with hundreds of German flags. Germany's dream start to the tournament means many supporters now believe 2010 could be the team's year to win, although some fans still sounded cautious. "Yes, they played well, but this does not mean that they will get in through to the final stages, because usually those teams who play good at the beginning of a tournament are not so good in the end," said one supporter. The teams faced off at the newly built Moses Mabhida stadium in Durban, watched by 62,660 fans. Germany scored two goals in each half in the Group D match. Lukas Podolski and Miroslav Klose scored in the first 30 minutes as Australia coach Pim Verbeek's defensive tactics backfired, and Thomas Mueller and Cacau added the others against an overwhelmed Australian defence. The dominant win came without injured captain Michael Ballack. Australia's dismal result will have sapped the team's morale, and that needs to be restored in a hurry before their next match. Tim Cahill was sent off in the 56th minute for a late challenge on Bastian Schweinsteiger, so Australia will be without him in their next match, against Ghana on June 19. Australia must beat Ghana, who earlier on Sunday scored a 1-0 victory over Serbia, to have a chance of making the next stage. Germany's next match is against Serbia on June 18. Germany has not lost an opening match in the World Cup since a 2-1 defeat in 1982 against Algeria. Clients are reminded: (i) to check the terms of their licence agreements for use of content outside news programming and that further advice and assistance can be obtained from the AP Archive on: Tel +44 (0) 20 7482 7482 Email: infoaparchive.com (ii) they should check with the applicable collecting society in their Territory regarding the clearance of any sound recording or performance included within the AP Television News service (iii) they have editorial responsibility for the use of all and any content included within the AP Television News service and for libel, privacy, compliance and third party rights applicable to their Territory. APTN APEX 06-13-10 2018EDT

NAME: E2008 SWI PO3 20080619Ix TAPE: EF08/0640 IN_TIME: 11:04:48:06 DURATION: 00:03:04:14 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION DATELINE: Basel - 19 June 2008 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: ++EVENING SHOTS++ 1. Pan left of fans celebrating Germany's second goal against Portugal, zoom-in ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 2. Pan right of fans celebrating Germany's third goal 3. Mid of Germany fans celebrating Germany's win at final whistle ++NIGHT SHOTS++ 4. Germany fans celebrating 5. Pan left from fanzone where supporters were watching the match from a giant screen to bridge with pedestrians, fan waving German flags 6. Fans walking, fan waving German flag and chanting, girls smiling at camera 7. Various of fans celebrating Germany's victory 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) German Fans, no names given, Vox Pops: (Man) "The game was fantastic. We made some scores and I'm very lucky that we won." (Q) "Did you think that Deutschland (Germany) could win against Portugal before the match?" (Man) "Yes, of course." (Woman) "Yes, of course. After the last match..." (Man) "I was sure anyway." (Woman) "...it wasn't so sure but now I think they won upright I think." (Q) "Can you tell me where you see Deutschland? In the final? Semifinals?" (Man) "In the final, no question." (Woman) "In the final." Italy fan, intruding (Italian): "Go Italy, see you at the final, go Italy." 9. Germany fans chanting 10. Zoom-out of fans walking 11. Germany fans chanting 12. Set-up of Portugal fans 13. SOUNDBITE: (English) Portugal Fans, no names given, Vox Pops: (First fan) "Portugal is the best and... Portugal is the best." (Other fan chanting) (Q) "But what can you tell us about the game? Did you hope to win?" (First fan) "Yes, I hoped we would win but... (inaudible)." 14. Germany fans celebrating, pan right 15. Fan waving German flag, pan left to flag, pan right to fan STORYLINE: Bastian Schweinsteiger scored one goal and set up two more on Thursday to give Germany a 3-2 win over Portugal and a spot in the semi-finals of the Euro 2008 football championship. AP Television footage showed supporters of Germany and Portugal as they watched the action on a giant screen at a fanzone in Basel. It was the first time Germany moved into the final four since it won in 1996, and it was also the first time Portugal failed to make the semifinals in the last three international tournaments. Chelsea's Michael Ballack delivered the deciding blow by scoring the third goal in the 61st minute, shoving away Paulo Ferreira and heading past an out-of-position Ricardo. Portugal coach Luiz Felipe Scolari criticised referee Peter Frojdfeldt for allowing Ballack's goal. Germany went ahead in the 22nd minute when captain Ballack's pass allowed Lukas Podolski to streak down the left flank, beat Portugal defender Jose Boswinga and send in a low cross that Schweinsteiger tapped in from close range. Four minutes later, Miroslav Klose made it 2-0 after a free kick from Schweinsteiger, rising high and unmarked to score past goalkeeper Ricardo with an attempted header that appeared to glance off his shoulder. Portugal striker Nuno Gomes pulled a goal back at St Jakob Park in the 40th, collecting the rebound after Cristiano Ronaldo's shot was blocked by goalkeeper Jens Lehmann and scoring after a deflection from Germany defender Christoph Metzelder. Helder Postiga scored for Portugal in the 87th minute. The sterling performance from Schweinsteiger was a perfect comeback for the peroxide-dyed midfielder after he had been sent off for a petulant shove on an opponent in Germany's 2-1 loss to Croatia. AP Television footage showed fans celebrating Germany's victory in the streets of Basel after the match, chanting slogans and waving flags. "The game was fantastic. We made some scores and I'm very lucky that we won," said one fan. Portuguese fans were very disappointed. "I hoped we would win," one of them told AP Television. Now, the Germans will play the winner of Friday's quarterfinal match between Turkey and Croatia.