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Germany’s Thomas Mueller celebrates after scoring the first goal in the third minute of their match against Argentina in Cape Town on Saturday. Miroslav Klose scored the second off a cross from Lukas Podolski in the 68th minute. Arne Friedrich scored six minutes after Klose to make it 3-0 and Klose scored yet again — an 89th minute volley — to rout the Argentinians 4-0. The Albiceleste got their first shot on goal only in the 33rd minute. It failed. The rest of the time, despite some fine runs by Messi, they were shut down. Klose, with 14 goals in World Cups, is just one behind Brazilian Ronaldo’s record of 15. PHOTOS: AP, Reuters