GORETZKA AVOID DISASTER
At the last minute as a student who presents his Final Degree or Master Thesis in the last second of the allowed period, with much more difficulties than expected, but Germany will be among the sixteen best teams in this edition of the Eurocup. A defeat against France, a triumph with solvency against Portugal and a long-suffering draw against Hungary is the balance of Joachim Löw’s selection.
Things did not start out in the best way for the Mannschaft. Szalai put the Hungarian team ahead with a header to the center from Kleinheisler. Neuer could do little to prevent a goal that boosted Hungary, which was not worth that result or as the best third classified. Germany was out of the Eurocup throughout the match despite dominating through possession of the ball, but unable to achieve clear scoring chances.
During the second half, the same script was repeated. German monologue, resistance to numantine from Hungary. The result from Ferenc Puskás at times gave Marco Rossi’s men hope, who, with Portugal’s provisional stumbling block, found themselves in the second round. But Havertz took advantage of a glaring mistake by Gulacsi to put the tie.
A tie that lasted less than a candy at the door of a school. Schäfer took advantage of a mismatch in the German defense and a poor start from Neuer to make it 1-2 and unleash the madness among the Hungarian fans present at the Allianz Arena. That result left the Hungarians in the round of 16 with Portugal – France 2-2. But as has happened in previous encounters, Hungary ended up dying on the shore. Goretzka, who entered the second half, put the equalizer with a shoe inside the area to pass from Musiala.
All in all, and despite all the obstacles along the way, Goretzka leaves Germany in the round of 16 and saves Joachim Löw, who would have been touched in this match had he lost and was eliminated in the first phase.