Who would have thought? After the confident success against France, the DFB team also won the prestigious duel between Germany and the Netherlands. Despite the early deficit, Julian Nagelsmann’s team remained undeterred and turned the game around. With this, the German national team is sending a big signal to the competition.
National coach Nagelsmann was of course overjoyed after the second success in a row. Only one thing bothered the DFB coach after the Germany-Netherlands game: the pitch in Frankfurt’s Deutsche Bank Park.
Germany – Netherlands: Nagelsmann angry about poor pitch conditions
From the first moment there was a lot going on in Frankfurt: after just four minutes, the guests took the lead after a horror bad pass from DFB newcomer Maximilian Mittelstädt. It was he who scored the equalizer a little later. Five minutes before the end, BVB star Niclas Füllkrug headed the DFB team to victory.
National coach Nagelsmann was still angry after the game. “The place was extremely bad. A disaster. Both teams struggled enormously with it,” emphasized the DFB coach after the end of the game on “RTL”.
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“Even before the 0-1 score, you can see that Maxi initially has problems with his pass and then slips,” added Nagelsmann. In fact, the terrain in Frankfurt was extremely slippery. The players on both teams kept slipping and had great problems staying steadfast.
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Especially in the second half, the DFB team had several dangerous situations that were then ruined by a slip. Both Jamal Musiala and Thomas Müller had the chance to make it 2-1 twice – both times the pitch didn’t go as well as the two offensive stars.
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And yet it can be said: The DFB team wins the game between Germany and the Netherlands despite an extremely difficult surface, a strong opponent and the early deficit. With the victories against Équipe Tricolore and Oranje, Germany made a big statement.
2024-03-28 08:35:11
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