On possession alone Italy should have won, let alone the two goals deep in extra time.
Germany sat back for most of the match and looked a little lost in the first of the semi-finals.
Goals from Alessandro Del Piero and Fabio Grosso in the last two minutes of the match won it for Italy; it looked like Germany were playing for penalties.
Italy had 58% possession but just lacked the killer touch and only created a handful of chances.
We'll find out who they meet in the World Cup final tomorrow night as France take on Portugal.
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