Horst, Horst, Hurray!
Germany’s women win 5-1 against Wales in the Nations League, keeping their chances at the Olympics alive.
There’s one theme wafting through the game in the background: Will national coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg continue? Or not?
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Hrubesch stepped in for MVT, who was initially on sick leave due to mental exhaustion after the botched World Cup. She is now on vacation. According to the DFB, MVT only communicates with the association via a lawyer.
ARD expert Almuth Schult during the half-time break: “It’s an unfortunate situation, not a good basis for trust.”
Probably true.
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About the game: In his first game as women’s national coach since November 2018, Horst Hrubesch puts Lea Schüller in the lead instead of the injured Alexandra Popp (thigh hardening). And that’s spot on.
Because Schüller screws up like Hrubesch did even in his best times.
Our women are now scoring Hrubesch goals.
1-0 in the 25th minute: Cross from the left from Hoffenheim’s Linder and Schüller unstoppably heads in from seven meters.
2-1 straight after the break (46th): Schüller heads in again from close range, this time the cross comes from Dallmann from the right, Bayern’s Giulia Gwinn had previously won the ball.
Ceri Holland equalizes for Wales (42′).
80.: Gwinn scores with a penalty kick (to Hegering) to make it 3-1. A strong performance from the defender!
86.: Sjoeke Nüsken still hits 4:1.
88.: Anyomi makes it 5:1.
Hrubesch tirelessly gives commands on the line. Sure, because the Nations League is our last chance for the 2024 Olympics in Paris.
Only the two finalists of the Nations League are allowed there (exception: if host France is in the final, third place is enough). To have a chance of doing so, we have to win our group – then only a win in the semi-finals will separate us from the tournament.
For Hrubesch and his women, only victories count.
With the win, Germany keeps the group open. The Nations League continues on Tuesday (8 p.m.) in Iceland, on December 1st against Denmark and finally on December 5th. in Wales.
Then at the latest we will know whether we have made our way to the Olympics with Hrubesch goals.
Did that really happen? Everyone laughs at this own goal
Source: Image October 27, 2023
2023-10-27 21:17:26
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