Hartmut Scherzer: The journalist reporting on his 17th World Cup
Veteran journalist Hartmut Scherzer is covering his 17th World Cup at age 88, keeping his traditional method of using a notepad and tape dictaphone.

This section collects stories about Germany, from match results and transfer news to comments, player injuries and decisions from the coaching staff.
Veteran journalist Hartmut Scherzer is covering his 17th World Cup at age 88, keeping his traditional method of using a notepad and tape dictaphone.

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