Sabella: We have a perfect match to play

Alejandro Sabella said that his side will need to overcome a perfect game Favorites Germany and win the FIFA World Cup ™ for a third time in Rio de Janeiro on Sunday to play.

The Argentina coach highlighted the dangers, which can represent Germany and feels that his side to give a complete performance, need to defeat them.

"We have to stay very focused and connect all spaces, for they opened. "Most importantly, we cheap way of the ball, not giving", said the 59-year-old. "Germany are always very strong, physically and tactically. For this reason, they are the team that has won the most titles with Brazil and Italy.

"they use the ball very well and playing the ball between the lines. You use the room full back very well, especially with (Philipp) Lahm. We have a perfect match to play."

Germany are always very strong, physically and tactically. For this reason, they are the team that has won the most titles with Brazil and Italy.

Alejandro Sabella, opponents Germany

On the Sunday meeting will be held for the third time, that the two countries in a final of the World Cup with Argentina in 1986 won 3-2 and West Germany met revenge to win 1-0, in 1990. Argentina Captain Lionel Messi hopes to ensure Maradonass feats in 86 to his place among the greatest players of all time and Sabella emulate hopes that the signs are good for a repeat result.

"It is true there are some parallels, we hope that the situation be reviewed against a very strong opponent."

The opposite of what Sabella page was expected before the tournament, Argentina have reached the finals based on their strong defensive record that won't admit it in 330 minutes of football in the knockout stage. Sabella hailed the tactical discipline of the side, which has compensated for its lack of firepower because of injuries from Angel di Maria and Sergio Aguero.

"It is the great merit of players who have worked very hard," he added. "Education has also changed which has allowed us to fully back more protect and close out of the room." That gave us more balance."