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There is zero proof that Germany "doped" in '54.

Nor is there any that Klinsmann dove - Monzon left a cleat gash on Klinsmann's leg.

Monzon is an admitted drug addict, and he was a substitute defenseman - he had no impact on the outcome of the '90 final: Brehme won with an unrelated penalty kick.

And those players just came down with Jaundice out of nowhere. And let us all remember this much we do know, some of those players came down with Jaundice with very serious consequences from using Hypodermic Needles, it be to inject vitamin C or some sort of amphetamine. Sure, they injected vitamin C, that must be it.

"The report was put together by researchers at Berlin’s Humboldt University on behalf of the German Olympic Sports Confederation, with Giselher Spitzer as the project leader. It was completed in April, but has yet to be published because of privacy concerns and legal issues over naming athletes, doctors and politicians."

Germany's own Olympic Sports Confederation's report says this.

It also states that an unspecified number of footballers in the 1954 World Cup-winning team received injections of the methamphetamine Pervitin, commonly known today as speed, according to the newspaper.

Sounds like the evidence is above.