The world of football reacted with the same disbelief shared by the rest of the planet while watching Germany's 7-1 humiliation of hosts Brazil in the semi-finals of the World Cup.
Brazil's dream of winning the tournament in their home country was effectively ended after the Germans scored five goals in the first 29minutes - the fastest time it has ever taken a team to reach that number in World Cup history - on a night when the record books were being rewritten practicallly every time Joachim Low's side touched the ball.
The likes of Theo Walcott, Radamel Falcao and Daniel Sturridge took to social media as the Twittersphere seemed to collectively pinch itself to confirm the shock result was a reality.
VIDEO Scroll down for German fans celebrate their 7-1 victory over hosts Brazil
Scare stare: Goalkeeper John Ruddy shared most people's eye-popping reaction
Pictures paint 149 characters: Tim Cahill and Romelu Lukaku share their *shocked faces*
Goal getter: Daniel Sturridge paid tribute to Miroslav Klose for becoming the World Cup's highest ever scorer
Tongue tied: Theo Walcott was lost for words to explain the drubbing
Upton spark: West Ham's Andy Carroll suggested he had a good day in training
German fans celebrate their 7-1 victory over hosts Brazil
WTF? Radamel Falcao and friends watch the game in disbelief
Scouse humour: Robbie Fowler implied that PSG's Brazilian contingent didn't have the best of nights
Playing for keeps: Despite all the goals, Ben Foster gave a nod to Manuel Neuer
Party pooper: Lee Dixon is unlikely to have a large night in Brazil this evening
Food for thought: Golfer Lee Westwood got in some last minute Suarez-baiting
Italian job: Former World Cup winner Fabio Cannavaro reverted to stereotype
Someone's happy! Andre Agassi let partner Steffi Graf get on with the celebrations
VIDEO Distraught Brazilians watch on from Rio
Fun at work: Things are looking rosy for former Chelsea defender Robert Huth
Old boss: Jurgen Klinsmann was proud of the team he helped evolve
Awkward! Rio Ferdinand points out that the pain is not over for Brazil
Game for a laugh: Youssouf Mulumbu couldn't help but see the funny side
Two sides: Anders Lindegaard tries to give a balanced view of things
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Just saying: Hull midfielder Tom Huddlestone poses a question on everyone's lips
Rhyme on time: City star Edin Dzeko is a poet and he doesn't even know it
You don't say: Tottenham striker Roberto Soldado states the bleeding obvious
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