Germany to use winning formula against Argentina


RIO DE JANEIRO (Reuters) - It is hard to image Germany coach Joachim Loew making any changes to the team that demolished hosts Brazil 7-1 in the World Cup semi-final for Sunday's final against Argentina after spending much of the tournament tinkering to find the right mix.

It has taken him years to finally put together a team that can seriously challenge for a title and he even needed the first few games of the tournament to shuffle his troops before settling for what could be the strongest Germany side in decades.

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