Spain equaled 1-1 against Germany for the FIFA World Cup, in a duel corresponding to date 2 of Group E.
In a transcendental duel for both, Germany and Spain distributed points at the Al Bayt Stadium, for the second date of Group E of the Qatar World Cup 2022: equalized 1-1 with goals from Alvaro Morata for the Iberians, while for the Bavarians who managed to put equal figures was Niclas filling jug. With this result, La Roja is left with four points and depends on itself in the next match against Japan, while Flick’s men have only one unit, they must beat Costa Rica, and wait to see what happens with the other team. area duel.
Both teams jumped onto the green Qatari grass with two very different realities. Luis Enrique’s men sought to continue at a steady pace after their crushing debut against Costa Rica and thus already put a foot in the round of 16, while for Hans Flick’s men the duel meant going in search of the three points at all costs to stay with life and be able to reach the third game with a chance of qualifying.
All this, that when the referee’s initial whistle blows and the ball begins to roll, they try to leave it behind the lime line, was reflected in the first half. The Iberian team, true to its style, had the greatest possession of the ball, looking for the association game against a very compact rival that waited for them in the middle of the field and, at times, forced them to jump lines.
With chances of danger for both sides, at minute 39 from the first half and thanks to Antonio Rudiger, the Bavarians managed to get ahead in scoring, but the line raised the flag and canceled it. The images of the semi-automatic VAR corroborated it and it could be seen how the German defender was Half a body in advance at the time of precise shipment.
Already in the complement, the five times world champions came out to play the second half with the knife between their teeth and a high and suffocating pressure that made their opponent feel more and more uncomfortable in the course of the last 45 minutes. However, for those things that he has football, at minute 16, Alvaro Morata -who had entered a few minutes ago- sent a low cross from Jordi Alba into the net with the outside of his foot from the left sector.
However, the Germans did not give in, they puffed up their chests and went in search of the goal that would keep them alive on Qatari soil. They made it at minute 37when Niclas filling jug He managed to turn inside the area behind the backs of the last Spanish line and unsheath a powerful missile to the upper right corner of the three posts guarded by Unai Simon, who could do nothing.
The match between Spain and Germany ended
Spain and Germany drew 1-1 with goals from Álvaro Borja Morata Martín and Niclas Füllkrug.
50′ 2T: Corner for Germany
The ball went to the corner! You must replace from the corner Germany. The person in charge of throwing it away is Joshua Walter Kimmich.
48′ 2T: Corner for Germany
The ball went to the corner! You must replace from the corner Germany. The person in charge of throwing it away is Joshua Walter Kimmich.
44′ 2T: Corner for Spain
The ball went to the corner! He must replace from the corner of Spain. The person in charge of throwing it away is Daniel Olmo Carvajal.
41′ 2T: Change in Germany
Sale David Raum, enter Nico Schlotterbeck.
39′ 2T: Change in Germany
Serge Gnabry leaves, Jonas Hofmann enters.
37′ 2T: ¡Goool de Alemania!
Niclas Füllkrug puts Germany 1-1 against Spain.
Spain vs. Germany: Niclas Füllkrug’s goal (1-1)
36′ 2T: Change in Spain
Jordi Alba leaves, Alejandro Balde enters.
35′ 2T: Corner for Germany
The ball went to the corner! You must replace from the corner Germany. The person in charge of throwing it away is Joshua Walter Kimmich.
28′ 2T: Corner for Germany
The ball went to the corner! You must replace from the corner Germany. The person in charge of throwing it away is David Raum.
28′ 1T: Unai Simón shone and drowned out the tie for Germany
Musiala could not define with precision before the goalkeeper left.
Spain vs. Germany: Jamal Musiala’s shot
24′ 2T: Change in Germany
Sale Thilo Kehrer, entra Lukas Klostermann.
23′ 2T: Change in Germany
Ilkay Gundogan leaves, Leroy Sané enters.
20′ 2T: Change in Spain
Sale Gavi, Nico Williams enters.
20′ 2T: Change in Spain
Marco Asensio goes up, Koke enters.
16′ 2T: Goool de España!
Álvaro Borja Morata Martín puts Spain 1-0 against Germany.
Spain vs. Germany: Álvaro Morata’s goal (1-0)
14′ 2T: Yellow card for Joshua Walter Kimmich
The referee shows a yellow card to Joshua Walter Kimmich. Germany has 3 players with a yellow card.
12′ 2T: Yellow card for Leon Christoph Goretzka
The referee shows a yellow card to Leon Christoph Goretzka. Germany has 2 players with a yellow card.
11′ 2T: Corner for Germany
The ball went to the corner! You must replace from the corner Germany. The person in charge of throwing it away is Joshua Walter Kimmich.
11′ 2T: Kimmich almost put the first for Germany
Unai Simon shined with a brutal save.
Spain vs. Germany: Joshua Kimmich’s shot
8′ 2T: Change in Spain
Ferran Torres leaves, Álvaro Morata enters.
2′ 2T: Germany went for everything
Hans Flick’s men advanced their lines and exerted suffocating pressure. They look for the three points.
The second half between Spain and Germany began
Spain and Germany tie 0-0.
The first half between Spain and Germany ended
Spain and Germany tie 0-0.
47′ 1T: Corner for Spain
The ball went to the corner! He must replace from the corner of Spain. The person in charge of throwing it away is Daniel Olmo Carvajal.
44′ 1T: Rudiger once again had the first in Germany
The defender received in the area after a set play, a powerful right-footed shot, but Unai Simon saved in two halves.
43′ 1T: Yellow card for Sergio Busquets
The referee shows a yellow card to Sergio Busquets Burgos. Spain has a player with a yellow card.
39′ 1T: Breathe Spain! Germany converted, but was offside
Antonio Rüdiger put Germany 1-0 against Spain, but the automatic VAR intervened and they took the lead.
Spain vs. Germany: the disallowed goal to Germany
36′ 1T: Yellow card for Jan Thilo Kehrer
The referee shows a yellow card to Jan Thilo Kehrer. Germany has a player booked.
35′ 1T: Corner for Spain
The ball went to the corner! He must replace from the corner of Spain. The person in charge of throwing it away is Daniel Olmo Carvajal.
34′ 1T: Corner for Spain
The ball went to the corner! He must replace from the corner of Spain. The person in charge of throwing it away is Daniel Olmo Carvajal.
25′ 1T: Neuer’s error, which Spain could not take advantage of
The German goalkeeper made a mistake at the start, but Ferrán Torres couldn’t turn it into a goal.
21′ 1T: Jordi Alba had it for Spain
The winger hooked to the center and with his less skilled leg he drew. The ball went near the post.
15′ 1T: Spain presses and Germany tries to get out
Duel of styles at the Al-Bayt Stadium.
10′ 1T: Germany responded with Gnabry
The striker stepped into the area, went hand in hand with Unai Simon, but the goalkeeper reduced quickly.
6′ 1T: Corner for Spain
The ball went to the corner! He must replace from the corner of Spain. The person in charge of throwing it away is Daniel Olmo Carvajal.
6′ 1T: Dani Olmo had the first for Spain, but the crossbar denied him
The midfielder took a powerful right hand, but the crossbar prevented him. Germany was saved.
Spain vs. Germany: Dani Olmo’s shot
4′ 1T: First approximation of Spain
After a good play by Pedri, Ferrán Torres received at the door of the area, but could not draw.
The match between Spain and Germany began
Now the ball at the Al Bayt stadium for the second date of Group E of the FIFA World Cup.
Spain vs. Germany: the start of the match
The captains of Spain and Germany for the FIFA World Cup match
During today’s FIFA World Cup match, in Spain the team captain will be Sergio Busquets while in Germany it will be Manuel Neuer.
Spain and Germany warm up
The two selected finalize details for their second game of the Qatar 2022 World Cup.
The formation of Spain vs. Germany, for the World Cup in Qatar 2022
Holders
- (23) Unai Simón
- (20) Dani Carvajal
- (16) Rodri
- (24) Aymeric Laporte
- (18) Jordi Alba
- (9) Gavi
- (5) Sergio Busquets
- (26) Pedri
- (10) Marco Asensio
- (21) Dani Olmo
- (11) Ferran Torres
Deputies
- (1) Robert Sanchez
- (13) David Raya
- (2) Cesar Azpilicueta
- (3) Eric Garcia
- (4) Pau Torres
- (14) Alejandro Balde
- (15) Hugo Guillamón
- (6) Marcos Llorente
- (8) Immediately
- (19) Carlos Soler
- (7) Álvaro Morata
- (12) Nico Williams
- (17) Yeremy Pino
- (22) Pablo Sarabia
- (25) Ansu Fati
Coach: Luis Enrique
The formation of Germany vs. Spain, for the World Cup in Qatar 2022
Holders
- (1) Manuel Neuer
- (15) Niklas Sule
- (5) Thilo Kehrer
- (2) Antonio Ruediger
- (3) David Raum
- (21) Ilkay Gundogan
- (6) Joshua Kimmich
- (8) Leon Goretzka
- (10) Serge Gnabry
- (13) Thomas Muller
- (14) Jamal Musiala
Deputies
- (12) Kevin Trapp
- (22) Marc-André Ter Stegen
- (4) Matthias Ginter
- (25) Armel Beautiful Kotchap
- (23) Nico Schlotterbeck
- (20) Christian Gunter
- (16) Lukas Klostermann
- (11) Mario Goetze
- (17) Julian Brandt
- (18) Jonas Hofmann
- (19) Leroy Sane
- (24) Karim Adeyemi
- (26) Youssoufa Moukoko
- (9) Niclas Filling Pitcher
- (7) Kai Havertz
Coach: Hans Flick
Spain is already in the stadium
Luis Enrique’s team reconnoitres the playing field.
The history between Spain and Germany
They played 25 games: 4 in World Cups, 3 in Eurocups, 2 in Qualifiers, 2 in Nations League and 14 in friendlies.
- 8 victories for Spain
- 8 draws
- 9 wins for Germany
in World Cups
- South Africa 2010 | semifinals | Germany 0 – 1 Spain
- United States 1994 | Group C | Germany 1 – 1 Spain
- Spain 1982 | Group B | Germany 2 – 1 Spain
- England 1966 Group 2 | Germany 2 – 1 Spain
How Germany arrives at the match with Spain
For its part, Germany fell, before all odds, with Japan 1-2, with goals from Ritsu Dōan and Takuma Asano for the Japanese -İlkay Gündoğan had opened the scoring for the Germans- and thus jeopardized their classification to the following round.
How Spain arrives at the match with Germany
La Roja has just crushed Costa Rica 7-0 in their debut, with a brace from Ferrán Torres and goals from Dani Olmo, Marco Asensio, Gavi, Carlos Soler and Álvaro Morata, and thus positioned itself as one of the great candidates in the FIFA World Cup.
In which stadium will Spain vs. Germany
Spain vs. Germany will play the match at the Al Bayt stadium, where Spain will play at home.
All set in the Germany dressing room
The Bavarians will wear their traditional shirt to face Spain from 4, for the second date of Group E.
Referee for Spain vs. Germany
For the match between Spain vs. Germany the referee will be Danny Makkelie
In which stadium will Spain vs. Germany
Spain vs. Germany will play the match at the Al Bayt stadium, where Spain will play at home.
Referee for Spain vs. Germany
For the match between Spain vs. Germany the referee will be Danny Makkelie