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AFP, Brasilia
EMOTION TOO MUCH FOR DIE
Fearful Ivory Coast midfielder Serey Die said the emotion of playing at the World Cup had simply overcome him during his country's national anthem before they lost to Colombia on Thursday.
Pictures of Die crying during the Elephants' hymn were beamed around the world, sparking social media rumours that his father had died just a few days ago.
Die dismissed those rumours and said it was simply the occasion that got to him in Brasilia.
"Tm a very emotional person. My life has always been difficult. 1 thought about my father who died in 2004, and I also thought about my tough life," said Die.
" 1 never thought I would be here one day, that one day I would play for my country. That emotion took over.
"I fought (to hold back the tears) but I couldn't. I didn't think that could happen to me but it was stronger than me."
PATRIOTIC FERVOUR GET THE BETTER OF ROSBERG Germany's Formula One championship leader Nico Rosberg will allow his patriotic fervour get the better of him on Saturday as he settles down
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on the eve of the Austrian Grand Prix to watch his country's footballers play their second game of the World Cup finals.
Rosberg of Mercedes and his compatriot Nico Hulkenberg of Force India were over the moon at
their country's 4-0 annihilation of Ballon d'Or winner Cristiano Ronaldo and his Portugal team on Monday.
"I expected a strong showing but not 4-0 against Portugal! It was fantastic and so much fun to watch," Rosberg told journalists at the Red Bull Ring.
"I'm just a little concerned that maybe we already played our best game right at the the beginning," 1 lulkenberg joked.
For both drivers, even racing the next day was no reason to give up watching Germany's face-off with Ghana on Saturday evening.
"Of course (I'll watch)," said 1 lulkenberg, before enquiring about the kick-off time. Fold the game would start at 9:00pm (1900GMT), he replied relieved: "it's doable, it's all good."
Rosberg noted however that he would be watching games alone rather than with his team - "or I'll get grief if I cheer when somebody scores against them!" he said even before England lost 2-1 to Uruguay onThursday.
SPAIN EXIT BAD FOR WC Defending champions Spain's shock group stage exit from the World Cup is not good for the tournament, Switzerland coach Ottmar 1 litzfeld said onThursday.
The Swiss face France in Friday's Group E clash in Salvador, but 1 litzfeld, who in the 2010 finals guided his Swiss side to a surprise opening match win over the Spanish, said he is sad to see Spain Lake an earlier than expected plane home.
Spain's 2-0 defeat to Chile on Wednesday means Vicente del Bosque's side could no longer finish in the top two in their group having been thrashed 5-1 in their opening match by the Netherlands.
I litzfeld, who said before the tournament started he thought it almost impossible for a European team to win the title, said it was a shame that such a great side as Spain would play no part in the knockout stages.
"1 have great admiration for Mr Del Bosque and I am sorry for him that Spain are on their way home," said German-born I litzfeld.