Lukas Podolski dedicates Germanys 4-0 win over Portugal to recovering Michael Schumacher: Germany forward Lukas Podolski dedicated his sides 4-0 World Cup win over Portugal to compatriot Michael Schumacher, who is reportedly no longer in a coma. Podolski, who is a substitute striker for the German national team, said that the Formula One legend is a good friend, a good guy and is also crazy about football. Podolski said that maybe Schumacher watched the game or knew about the result, the BBC reported. Schumacher had been in a medically induced coma after he hit his head on a rock in a skiing accident in the French Alps on 29 December and remained in an intensive care unit in the French city of Grenoble for almost six months. The seven-time world champion is reportedly at a Swiss hospital in Lausanne currently, closer to his familys home. Meanwhile, Mercedes driver Lewis Hamilton, who was world champion in 2008, said that it was amazing to hear of Schumachers progress, adding that everywhere he goes people ask about the former world champion. Hamilton said that it is really positive to hear there is some progress and to hear that Schumacher is now really in that wake-up phase is really, really encouraging. ALSO READ: Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button among friends wishing Michael Schumacher on his miraculous recovery on Twitter ReportSportANILukas PodolskiMichael Schumacher2014 FIFA World CupGermanyTuesday, 17 June 2014 - 11:57am dnai.in/cfoH dnaindia/sport/report-lukas-podolski-dedicates-germany-s-4-0-win-over-portugal-to-recovering-michael-schumacher-1996110
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