USA Beats Germany!

Last night we yelled and screamed and whooped and hollered as USA beat Germany 2-0 in the Women's World Cup Semi-Final.

We joined the viewing party at the Goethe-Institut, so there were as many German fans as there were for Team USA, but we snapped three cheering for our side: Jen Youngberg, Carol Paszkiewicz and Lori Marshall.

The US advanced to Sunday's Final with second half goals by Carli Lloyd and Kelley O’Hara. Here, Goethe-Institut's Greg Jones with Pia Kouchen and Grand Hyatt's Tim Schneider.

The Goethe-Institut organizes cultural events for intercultural exchange. Here, DC director Wilfred Eckstein is flanked by co-workers Norma Broadwater and Katharina Schmaus.

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