Not even the biggest temper tantrum of the season thus far could spoil Germany manager, Liam Pruitt's mood Tuesday night. The German gaffer was understandably chuffed with his side's performances in both the semi and the final. "The lads were magnificent tonight, credit to Spain for giving us a tough test, but shame on Burns and England for their disgraceful display. It feels good to win, it feels even better to win with a squad you love. As one of the last two left from the DFA's 'bloodline' days, it feels extra special to bring success to Deutschland."On the wrong end of a nine-goal romp, England slipped back into their dark ways of seasons past. Reckless and intentional tackles from behind, apathetic defending, and offensive and profane shouting from the touchline, made their unwelcome return to the England camp. More ammunition to those who know the "new" Burns is only alive and well when things go his way.
With the win on Tuesday, Germany now holds the last two International Cups, and is the only nation to hoist the cup. The International team of the tournament will be announced following the third place match between Spain and France.
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