On to the next match then. What a second half between Ghana and Germany as the World Cup continues to entertain.

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Sportsmen and women have been reacting to Miroslav Klose's achievement of equalling the most goals scored at a World Cup finals.

Petr Cech:, external Congrats to Miroslav Klose for equalling Ronaldo's goal scoring record and becoming the 3rd player to net at four World Cup tournaments.

Gary Lineker:, external Klose is ridiculous! The ultimate big tournament poacher.

Tommy Haas:, external Klose, doing what he does best.

Maurice Edu:, external Was that Klose's first touch? Wow! I love this game!

Sabine Lisicki:, external Klose made his 15th goal. #moretocome

Ronaldo, whose record Miroslav Klose has just equalled, has tweeted:, external "Welcome to the club #Klose I can imagine how happy you are. What a nice World Cup!".

• Gyan has now scored in three World Cups (2006, 2010, 2014).

• Germany have scored in 19 of their last 20 World Cup group games.

• Thomas Muller now has eight goals and four assists in eight World Cup appearances.

• Mario Götze has scored three goals in his last three appearances for Germany, and four in five in 2014.

• Per Merteacker became the 13th player to appear 100 times for Germany.

• Germany have won their second World Cup group game on just one occasion since 1994.

Germany enjoyed 62.6% of the possession but Ghana were still a real threat on the counter. As you can see from above , there was little difference between the two sides in terms of attacking areas.

• Miroslav Klose scored with his first touch of the ball, 112 seconds after coming on as a sub.

• Klose has equalled Ronaldo's record of 15 goals at World Cup finals.

• Both players scored their 15th goal against Ghana.

• Klose is only the third player in World Cup history to score in four different editions of the competition (after Pele and Uwe Seeler).

• Asamoah Gyan equalled Roger Milla's record of five goals, they are the two highest scoring Africans at World Cups.

Ghana goalscorer Asamoah Gyan on BBC One: "It was a great game and I would like to congratulate the team - we believed in ourselves against a tough side. We had to respect Germany, but we were close.

"We saw the real Ghana today. We were tactically perfect, we had to work hard because Germany are so good in possession. We didn't want to run around and waste energy.

"Now we have to go all out against Portugal in our last game. We have to focus and believe we can beat Portugal."

Miroslav Klose just continues to amaze. His record-equalling 15 World Cup goals have come in the time England have just scored 17 in the tournament. You wouldn't bet against him taking the record on his own.

Andrew Shaw:, external Game of the tournament so far! End to end, both teams going for it! Proper football.

Angela Higgins:, external I love football like this. End to end, both teams fighting so hard, moments of brilliance. GOALS!

Liz Barnsley:, external Best 45 minutes of Football I've watched in years - brilliant.

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If you struggled to take in what was happening during that thrilling second half, why not have a look again? Just click on the Highlights tab at the top of the page to watch the full highlights package.

So how does Group G look after that? A victory for United States tomorrow will guarantee their qualification, while Germany will go into the final match still needing something to secure their own progress.

Ghana will be hoping Portugal can beat the United States to improve their chances of qualification.

Former Netherlands midfielder Clarence Seedorf
Match of the Day analyst

"Ghana's celebration after the second goal was a sign that they had become over-confident, they started running around more and lost organisation. That emotional attitude compromised them."

You can click on the Highlights tab at the top of this page to watch the goal action again.

Former France striker Thierry Henry
Match of the Day analyst

"I said I didn't know if Ghana would come back if Germany scored first, but I was proved wrong. But Jordan Ayew had the chance to put Ghana 3-1 up and he didn't pass to his team-mates who were better positioned. We said at the time that Ghana would pay for that - and they paid."

Ghana coach Akwasi Appiah: "Our boys did well matching them. We had a lot of chances but we didn't take advantage of them. It's unfortunate that it ended this way. It was a very good game.

"Portugal are a very good team. But so are USA - we'll see how it goes tomorrow."

Former Scotland defender Alan Hansen
Match of the Day analyst

"I have nothing but admiration for both sets of players in the heat. It was a scintillating second half. Even the Germans were playing kamikaze football which is so unlike them. It could have been 7-7, there were that many chances. But credit to the Germans, they seemed to be tiring but kept going and going."

Former Tottenham and USA goalkeeper Brad Friedel
BBC Radio 5 live

"That was an incredible game. Both these teams were a testament to football and what this World Cup is all about. Even in a goalless first half we had good value. I think if Ghana were offered a point before the game they probably would have taken it."

A brilliant second half comes to an end. Thomas Muller ends the match pouring out claret after suffering a badly cut head following a challenge with John Boye.

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Seconds left and Germany have a free-kick 25 yards out...