Associated Press

Germany vs. England

• Germany vs. England

Matthew Upson scored his first goal for England in the 24th, but Patrick Helmes equalized in the 64th after a mix-up between Terry and second-half substitute goalkeeper Scott Carson.

England coach Fabio Capello was able to field only three first-choice players as many stars were injured, while Germany was without captain Michael Ballack and several other potential starters.

England was the better and hungrier team and remained undefeated in Berlin in eight games, while Germany was booed off the field at the end of the first half and end of the game.

Germany left striker Lukas Podolski on the bench, but coach Joachim Loew gave defender Marvin Compper his debut as he became the first player from Hoffenheim, the surprise promoted team that is at the top of the Bundesliga, to play for Germany.

England's Gabriel Agbonlahor found an opening before the game was two minutes old, but goalkeeper Rene Adler made a great save with his foot. England exerted the early pressure but didn't create another chance until the goal.

The goal came shortly after the Germans had seemed to settle and had started passing the ball with more precision.

Upson prodded the ball home after Adler failed to get to it on the second of England's two successive corners.

The Germans began attacking with more determination and Piotr Trochowski's effort from a free kick had goalkeeper James stretching to tip the ball over. Soon after, Westermann's header sailed over the bar.

England should have made it 2-0 when Darren Bent beat an offside trap and rounded second-half substitute goalkeeper Tim Wiese, but the England striker put the ball wide of the empty net.

England was punished immediately. Capello had also changed 'keepers with Carson coming on for David James for his first cap since last year's costly blunder against Croatia in a game that eliminated England from qualifying for the European Championship.

Carson also played a role in Germany's goal. Terry tried to guard the ball for his 'keeper to collect but Carson was slightly late coming out. Helmes was lurking close, got around Terry and then poked the ball through Carson's legs to score into the empty net.

With heavy rain coming down, Carson was tested when he had to parry a long-range low shot by Marko Marin, one of the three German substitutions at halftime.

England winger Shaun Wright-Philips then hit the post from 20 meters (yards) out, with Wiese getting his finger tips on the ball.

With both teams looking for the winning goal, England scored when Terry's header beat Wiese.

Lineups:

Germany: Rene Adler (Tim Wiese, 46), Arne Friedrich (Serdar Tasci, 68), Per Mertesacker, Heiko Westermann, Marvin Compper (Marcel Schaeffer, 77), Simon Rolfes, Jermaine Jones (Marko Marin, 46), Bastian Schweinsteiger, Piotr Trochowski, Mario Gomez (Lukas Podolski, 57), Miroslav Klose (Patrick Helmes, 46).

England: David James (Scott Carson, 46), Glen Johnson, Wayne Bridge, Gareth Barry, Matthew Upson, John Terry, Shaun Wright-Philips (Peter Crouch, 90), Michael Carrick, Jermain Defoe (Darren Bent, 46), Stewart Downing, John Agbonlahor (Ashley Young, 77).