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Coach Julian Nagelsmann’s home debut goes wrong. Germany loses the friendly match against Turkey 2-3. In Berlin’s sold-out Olympic Stadium, 75,000 spectators watched a wild game. Once again the German defense is unconvincing.
Nagelsmann surprises in his line-up with Kai Havertz, who plays as a left wing-back. The trained attacking man is also the one who gives the Germans the lead after just five minutes of play. But the Turks can turn the game around before the end of the first half through Kadioglu and Yildiz.
Füllkrug equalizes the match shortly after the restart. However, a handball by Havertz, which led to a converted handball penalty by Sari in the 71st minute, sealed the first defeat under Nagelsmann.
France dismantles Gibraltar
The Netherlands will certainly participate in the European championships. The Dutch team defeated Ireland 1-0 in Amsterdam and completed qualification. Wout Weghorst, the 31-year-old Hoffenheim striker, scored the decisive goal in the 12th minute.
World champion France, who is already certain of participation in the European Championship, celebrates a shooting festival against Gibraltar in Nice with a 14-0 victory. The tragic figure at Gibraltar is defender Ethan Santos. Santos started the debacle with an own goal in the 3rd minute. And after fifteen minutes Santos was sent off with a red card after a rough tackle on Warren Zaire-Emery.
Croatia takes the EM ticket
This 14-0 is a record victory in Europe in World Cup and European Championship qualifications. The French defeated Germany, who won 13-0 in San Marino in September 2006. Olivier Giroud secured the record victory with the last two goals in the 89th and 91st minutes. Kylian Mbappé scores three times and prepares three goals. France’s biggest win was a 10-0 win against Azerbaijan in European Championship qualifying. Before Saturday, Gibraltar had never lost more than 1:8 (in Poland/Euro 2015 qualifying).
In Group D, Croatia took a big step towards qualification with a 2-0 away win in Latvia. The Croats are now in second place, two points ahead of Wales. Croatia still hosts Armenia, Wales has to play against Turkey, who have already qualified. (SDA/mab)
Source : Blick
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