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Cacau shines in German stroll

AFP, Budapest
Striker Cacau scored his third goal in two games for his adopted country to seal Germany's 3-0 win over Hungary in a World Cup warm-up friendly here on Saturday.
Brazilian-born Cacau, who only qualified to play for Germany last year, came off the bench to add to the two goals he scored in the 3-0 win over Malta to strengthen his case for the starting line-up for the World Cup side.
Germany begin their World Cup campaign in Group D on June 13 against Australia and fly to South Africa on June 7 after their final warm-up game against Bosnia-Herzegovina next Thursday.
Alongside Cacau, Lukas Podolski and Mario Gomez weighed in with goals to cap impressive performances.
Germany coach Joachim Loew was pleased with the performance, but must
cut two players to announce his final 23-man squad on June 1 forthe World Cup.
"There will be lots of speculation in the next few days,” said Loew.
"The coaches will sit down together on Sunday and Monday with the coaching staff and announce the squad on Tuesday.
"Of course, it will hurt for the players concerned, but unfortunately we can only take 23."
With Germany captain Michael Ballack injured and out of next month's World Cup, Bayern Munich striker Miroslav Klose tookovertheskipper'sarmband.
Having played in last weekend's Champions League final defeat, Bayern Munich quartet Bastian Schweinsteiger, Thomas Mueller, Hans-Joerg Butt and Germany's new World Cup captain Philipp Lahm were all rested.
Like Loew, Hungarian coach Erwin Koeman opted for a 4-2-3-1 formation with Augsburg forward SandorTorghelle as the lone striker.
Germany opened the score at the
Ferenc Puskas Stadium when Podolski, playing as an attacking midfielder, drilled in a long-range shot which Hungarian goalkeeper Gabor Kiraly palmed over the bar.
From the resulting comer, defender Per Mertesacker was fouled in the penalty area and referee Claus Larsen of Denmark had no hesitation awarding the penalty.
Kiraly dived to his left and Podolski rifled his shot into the top right-hand corner to make it 1 -0 to Germany after four minutes.
To compound things for the hosts, defender Laszlo Bodnar was shown the first yellow card moments later for hauling down Podolski on the edge of the penalty area.
Germany hammered the Hungarian defence in the first 20 minutes with Bremen's Mesut Oezil going close with three clear chances to score.
Trochowski was booked in the 41st minute foraheavy tackle.