FIFA president BLATTER SAYS, "Anything can happen in football. That said, past experience would suggest that the host nation enjoys a certain advantage. In fact, Klose, Frings and the rest of the Germany team seem to be literally carried along on a wave of enthusiasm. This side is typical Germany: motivated and highly competitive. In short, they're on a roll, but they will have to confirm all that on 30 June against an Argentinian team full of class. That's a game the whole world will be watching. It's a World Cup classic, possibly worthy of being the final itself. I'm not far from thinking that whichever country comes out on top in the Olympiastadion on 30 June will have a psychological advantage over their rivals." I totally agree with his opinion.