Miroslav Klose breaks World Cup record

BELO HORIZONTE, Brazil, World Cup 2014 Brazil vs Germany, Semi-finals

Miroslav Klose has topped the records for scoring the most goals in the World Cup. Klose netted a goal in the 23rd minute against Germany to put them in a 2-0 lead.

Klose not only helped to put his team into the World Cup finals by beating Brazil but also broke the record held by a Brazilian. He was tied with retired football star Ronaldo at 15 goals, he now stands at 16 goals in a World Cup and 71 in total from 136 matches.

The 36-year old Klose is Germany's all time goal scorer, topping a record once held by Gerd Mueller.

Germany finished the match with another record of 7-1 against Brazil.