Go againpublished at 21:11 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
Deja vu for Germany and Chile as the two sides meet again in Sunday's final.
World class players, attacking flair, questionable defending. It should be a belter.
See you later.
Summary
Germany will play Chile in Sunday's final
Fourth European team to reach Confed Cup final
Final takes place in St Petersburg (19:00 BST)
Mexico wasted numerous good chances
Go againpublished at 21:11 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
Get involvedpublished at 21:07 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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Jide Yusuf: Trust Germany to come with their A-game! For Mexico it's too little and too late! Let's have a sweet final come on Chile!
Postpublished at 21:06 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
We're just about done here but if you fancy a bit more live football then the Europa League first-qualifying round games are going strong.
Follow them here.
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Germany hosted the Confederations Cup back in 2005 but this is the first time they have reached the final of the tournament. They look strong, but Chile have Alexis Sanchez. Should be a tasty encounter.
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Portugal may be in the third-place play-off but Cristiano Ronaldo won't be sticking around for that one. He's been allowed to leave Russia to see his new-born twins.
Ronaldo confirmed the news on Facebook,, external saying: "I'm very happy, finally, to be with my children for the first time."
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Get involvedpublished at 20:58 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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Fabian Pavez the Dre: So looks like teams from the same group will face again in the final and third place playoff.
Good spot, Fabian. The third-place play-off sees Portugal up against Mexico. The two sides drew 2-2 in the group stage.
Postpublished at 20:56 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
Germany 4-1 Mexico
Germany will know all about Chile - and vice versa - they faced each other just seven days ago in the group stage of this tournament. That match ended 1-1 with Lars Stindl cancelling out Alexis Sanchez's opener.
Image source, AFPGet involvedpublished at 20:53 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
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Ayo Obit: Germany's second team is walking this #ConfederationsCup2017 . Next year's #Russia2018 will be a stroll!
FULL-TIMEpublished at 20:52 British Summer Time 29 June 2017
Germany 4-1 Mexico
Actually, you can rule out another goal because that's it. Germany are through to the Confederations Cup final, where they will meet Chile on Sunday.
Image source, AFPCLOSE!published at 90+3 mins
Germany 4-1 Mexico
My word, what a finish!
Two chances in quick succession for Mexico now as Javier Hernandez's shot kisses the far post and then Raul Jimenez heads just wide.
Don't rule out another goal yet...
Image source, EPA
GOAL - Germany 4-1 Mexicopublished at 90 mins
Amin Younes
Now it's definitely too late for Mexico.
As their opponents pushed up in a desperate attempt to get another goal back Germany score through Amin Younes, who pokes in from Emre Can's pass.
Image source, ReutersGOAL - Germany 3-1 Mexicopublished at 89 mins
Marco Fabian
What a shot!
Out of nothing, Marco Fabian pulls one back for Mexico with an absolute powerdrive from over 30 yards.
Marc-Andre Ter Stegen can only watch the ball whistle past his head and into the net.
Surely too late for Mexico though?
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 85 mins
Germany 3-0 Mexico
First proper showing of Hirving Lazano's pace since he came on as he gets away from tired Germany defenders down the right and crosses for Javier Hernandez. Matthias Ginter is there to it first, though.
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Germany 3-0 Mexico
Corner number 348 for Mexico. Miguel Layun takes it and Rafael Marquez gets his 38-year-old head on it, straight at Marc-Andre Ter Stegen.
That's Mexico's 21st shot on goal and seventh on target. Can't say they haven't had chances.
Image source, AFPSUBSTITUTIONpublished at 80 mins
Germany 3-0 Mexico
Final change for Germany as skipper Julian Draxler makes way for Ajax winger Amin Younes.
Image source, Getty ImagesPostpublished at 81 mins
Germany 3-0 Mexico
Lazy effort by Hector Herrera as he launches a shot well over. Looks like Mexico have accepted their fate.
SUBSTITUTIONpublished at 78 mins
Germany 3-0 Mexico
Second change for Germany as Bayer Leverkusen winger Julian Brandt comes on for his 10th international appearance. He replaces Lars Stindl for the closing stages.
HITS THE WOODWORKpublished at 75 mins
Germany 3-0 Mexico
Now the woodwork denies Mexico as Raul Jimenez rattles the crossbar. That ball just won't go in for them.
YELLOW CARDpublished at 72 mins
Germany 3-0 Mexico
A battle between two recent substitutes sees Emre Can get his challenge wrong as he stands on Rafael Marquez's foot. Straight in the book for that one.
Image source, ReutersGREAT SAVE!published at 70 mins
Germany 3-0 Mexico
Big chance, big save.
Mexico work the ball from left to right for Miguel Layun, who is unmarked with a clear sight on goal. He smashes a powerful first-time drive towards the near post but Marc-Andre Ter Stegen thumps it clear.
Image source, AFP