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22nd June 2016
02:15pm BST

Such was Germany's dominance that two of their midfielders finished with the sort of statistics their opponents could only dream of.
Arsenal playmaker Mesut Ozil made 63 passes and had a pass accuracy of 98.4% during the game, as just one pass missed its intended recipient. It is the new tournament benchmark for players who made over 50 passes or more in a single game.
But Ozil wasn't the only pass-happy player on the pitch. Toni Kross passed more than his teammate. A lot more.
In fact, Kroos made more passes than the entire Northern Irish team while putting together a completion rate of 92%.
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The Green and White Army supporters won't care a jot as they are confirmed for the knockout stages. They should find out their second round opponents later this evening.Explore more on these topics: