You have to beat Argentina!

Together, the three volunteers headed to the FIFA FanFest™ at the Copacabana, where they had watched many of the matches that hadn't taken place at Rio's iconic stadium.A part of it allIt was a night of starkly contrasting emotions for Kiana. When the third goal went in, I didn't know whether to be happy or start crying, she admitted. Brazil fans next to me were breaking down in tears and some even went home during the first half. Then, after the final whistle, it started bucketing Fifa 17 Coins down with rain. Rio was crying  it was all very dramatic!

The shock of the 7-1 defeat affected Kiana, her grandmother, the Brazilian volunteers and indeed the entire nation very deeply. A few days later, however, the mood changed and the whole country was happily anticipating the final. Brazil's admiration for the German national team was huge and, no matter where Kiana went, if she told people about her German roots it was always followed by the same response: Ohhh Alemanha!

You have to beat Argentina!Kiana dressed very carefully on the day of the final, making sure the Germany shirt she had put on underneath her uniform was hidden from view. I was nervous the whole day, she said. The tension and the rivalry inside the stadium were palpable, but it was still a harmonious atmosphere. Kiana said she watched Mario Gotze's decisive 113th-minute goal as if in slow motion. Moments later, an ear-splitting noise erupted all around her. Those in white hugged each other, danced and shouted in jubilation, while the Argentina fans held their heads in their hands in Fifa Coins  frustration and sank inconsolably back into their seats.