Newspaper vs online

This project led to another seminar about the difference between reading on screen and on paper. To prepare for it, we read scientific articles and picked out a few of those as examples.

What must City make of lacklustre yet lethal Liverpool?! Into three minutes of added time, Germany are on the verge of beginning their World Cup defence with a defeat. Herrera picks up a late yellow card for a clumsy foul. There are to be three minutes added on at the end of this game, can Germany find an equaliser?

The ball drops to Brandt on the edge of the area and the Bayer Leverkusen man smashes a ferocious attempt at goal which clatters the outside of the post. Was that the chance!? Gomez rises in the area to head at goal and you'd expect to see the net bulge.

However, his effort sails over the bar. Hummels now has his name taken for a clattering challenge, with his frustration clearly showing. I've lost count of the number of times Kroos has tried his luck from distance but, barring the free-kick, hasn't threatened Ochoa enough.

It's another comfortable save. Muller picks up Germany's first yellow card of the game for a blatant shirt pull on Herrera.

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Layun has space following another counter attack and he drives a fierce shot at goal but it whistles past the far post. Second change for Germany and another very attacking one, with Gomez replaces Plattenhardt. Layun hits on the counter and has to do it all on his own, trying to beat Neuer from distance but his attempt isn't good enough.

Germany ping the ball around, looking to make room, and Draxler looks to have an opening. He fires at goal but it's crucially blocked and put behind for a corner, though Mexico's defence remains firm yet again.

Germany are running out of time but they remain patient looking for an opening. Kroos picks the ball up on the edge of the area and tries to guide an effort into the bottom left-hand corner but it's wide of the mark yet again.

A break in play as Gallardo receives treatment after taking a cross from Reus straight in the face. Hernandez is found by a searching through ball and the West Ham man has the goal at his mercy. He comes under pressure from Hummels, falling to ground but he was certainly looking at it.

Germany are throwing everyone forward, leaving just Boateng back to protect Neuer's net. Mexico could exploit that if they're a bit braver but they're content with what they have at the moment.

Germany starting to find room as a cross floats over Salcedo and into the path of Draxler, who sees a shot deflected behind. From the resulting corner, Werner volleys over the bar. Goalscorer Hirving Lozano makes way for Raul Jimenez, he has been fantastic today and may become one of the breakout stars of this tournament.

Kimmich latches onto Boateng's cross and tries an acrobatic overhead kick, which loops over the head of Ochoa and lands on the roof of the net.

Mexico have packed the defence to limit the space for Germany to exploit and they're playing a lot deeper in the second half. The question is whether just one goal will be enough to secure the win. Into the final 30 minutes of the game and you expect both sides to have at least one clear-cut opportunity to find the net.

Mexico would love to double their lead but Germany are dictating the tempo of the game. An indication of Low's plans for the remainder of the match as a very attacking change is made.View the latest US news, top stories, photos and videos from around the nation.

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