As of: March 28, 2024, 7:21 p.m
By: Sascha Mehr
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Germany won the international classic against the Netherlands 2-1. Mittelstädt and Füllkrug secured the victory in Frankfurt with their goals.
Germany against Netherlands 2:1 (1:1)
Mittelstädt scores his first international goal with a dream goal
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Germany against Netherlands 2:1 (1:1)
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Then it's over! The German national soccer team turns the game against the Netherlands and wins 2-1. It is the second win in a row and should give national coach Julian Nagelsmann's team further confidence before the European Championships.
Lineup Germany |
ter Stegen - Kimmich, Rüdiger, Tah, Mittelstädt - Andrich, Kroos, Gündogan, Musiala, Wirtz - Havertz |
|---|---|
Lineup Netherlands |
Verbruggen - de Ligt, van Dijk, Aké - Dumfries, Schouten, J. Veerman, Blind, Reijnders - Malen, Depay |
Gates |
0:1 Veerman (4th minute), 1:1 Mittelstädt (11th minute), 2:1 Füllkrug (85th minute) |
93rd minute
: Another chance for the Netherlands, but Weghorst doesn't get any pressure behind the ball.
91st minute
: Xavi with a tricky shot, but ter Stegen holds the ball. Two minutes left on the clock.
90th minute
: There are three minutes of night time
85th minute: TOOOOOR for Germany! After a corner it was Füllkrug who took the lead with his shoulder. But the hit is checked. Was the ball completely behind the line? Yes, he was, the hit counts.
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83rd minute:
Verbruggen gets a hold of a powerful Müller shot and prevents the Germans from taking the lead.
81st minute
: Players keep slipping away, now Musiala is in a promising position. Is the pitch in Frankfurt's Waldstadion that bad tonight?
79th minute
: Mittelstädt and Kimmich are replaced by Henrichs and Raum.
76th minute
: Musiala has the lead, but Verbruggen scratches the shot from the short corner.
73rd minute
: Next change on the German side: Müller and Füllkrug come on for Havertz and Wirtz.
68th minute
: Führich wants to serve Havertz, but his pass doesn't find the Arsenal attacker.
65th minute
: Mittelstädt simply tries from a distance and forces Verbruggen to make a save.
61st minute
: Malen again serves Depay, but his attempt goes over the goal. The DFB team allows a lot after the break.
59th minute
: Double substitution by Julian Nagelsmann. Groß and Führich replace Gündogan and Andrich.
57th minute
: Suddenly a huge opportunity for the guests! Depay forwards a flat cross from Malen to Reijnders, but he misses the ball completely from a promising position.
56th minute
: The German team has a lot of trouble offensively in the second half.
53rd minute
: Shortly before the penalty area, Andrich Depay goes over and is shown a yellow card. The free kick from a dangerous position goes well over.
50th minute
: Malen with a good pounding following a corner, but the shot is too central to cause problems for Ter Stegen.
47th minute
: Both teams came out of the locker room unchanged.
46th minute
: The second half continues.
Half time
: Break in Frankfurt. The first half between Germany and the Netherlands ends with a fair 1:1. Mittelstädt caused the early deficit with his mistake, but equalized with a dream goal a short time later. The German team has more possession of the ball and plays more dominantly, but the guests are always dangerous.
45th minute
: Additional time is one minute.
42nd minute
: Musiala with a strong pass to Havertz, who enters the penalty area and falls to the ground. But that wasn't a penalty, the offensive player slipped away.
40th minute
: The pace has slowed down a little, but the DFB team still has significantly more possession of the ball and the guests rely on the counterattack.
Germany meets the Netherlands. © IMAGO/Julien Becker
36th minute
: Havertz receives the ball in a position that is highly suspected of being offside. He fails with his shot at Verbruggen, then the flag goes up.
33rd minute
: Great chance for the Netherlands! With a free kick from the half field, the DFB defense loses sight of de Ligt, who is completely free to head the ball. But Malen can no longer quite match his template, Gündogan clarifies in dire need.
30th minute
: Germany keeps running aggressively and forces the Dutch to make mistakes in the build-up of the game.
25th minute
: Wirtz dribbles his way along the goal line into the penalty area, but he misses his return to Musiala. There was more to it.
21st minute
: A statistic for the initial phase: Germany has recorded 72 percent possession of the ball so far. So far, the DFB selection has shown an appealing appearance.
18th minute
: Musiala with a dream pass to Gündogan, the FC Barcelona player is suddenly free in front of Verbruggen, but cannot overcome the visitors' keeper.
17th minute
: Yellow card for Blind, who can only stop Wirtz with a foul.
16th minute
: The game is balanced in the first quarter of an hour. The spectators have already seen two beautiful goals - it can continue like this.
11th minute: Dream goal Maximilian Mittelstädt! The Stuttgart player is served after a corner on the edge of the penalty area and flicks the ball under the crossbar - 1:1!
8th minute
: The Netherlands is very compact and makes it difficult for the DFB selection to get through.
4th minute
: First chance and first goal for the Netherlands. Mittelstädt made the crucial mistake, Depay grabbed the ball and passed it back to Veerman, who scored from 16 meters to take the lead.
1st minute
: It starts in Frankfurt's Waldstadion. The German team initially plays from left to right in pink and purple and has kick-off.
Update from March 26th, 7:37 p.m.:
The starting eleven for the German national team is here. As national coach Julian Nagelsmann already announced, there will be no changes in the starting eleven. The DFB selection starts with the same eleven players who started in France.
First report
: Frankfurt – The German national football team created a spirit of optimism in their own country with their convincing 2-0 victory in France. In Frankfurt against the Netherlands, national coach Julian Nagelsmann's team now wants to step up their game. It is the last test before the European Championship nomination. The individual players can once again recommend themselves for a place in the squad against “Oranje”.
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The starting eleven for the game against the Netherlands should be the same as in France. “Everyone is fit. The same first eleven is planned,” said the national coach at the press conference on Monday. Changes could only be made if a player was extremely weak or tired in the final training session.
“We must not fall into hysteria now and not go to extremes, from very bad to very good. We took a step and turned onto the road towards the home European Championship. It's about the team believing in this path. Even if she has a negative moment,” explained the national coach at the PK before the Netherlands match.
The DFB selection meets the Netherlands. © IMAGO/Ulrich Hufnagel
Bond coach Ronald Koeman, however, left it open how many changes he would make after the 4-0 win in the friendly against Scotland. However, he made it clear that de Ligt, who did not play in Amsterdam on Friday, would slide into the starting line-up. Dortmund's Donyell Malen scored a goal against the Scots after coming on as a substitute and can also hope to start.
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Despite the clear victory, Koeman was not at all satisfied with his team's performance. The 1988 European champions demanded that they play better when they had possession of the ball and allow fewer chances to score.
Koeman played at a time when the rivalry between Germany and the Netherlands was huge. “The rivalry is different now than it was back then. I think it is significantly less,” de Ligt explained at the press conference. Nevertheless, a close and competitive match is expected, in which the form of the day could ultimately decide whether to win or lose. (
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