SUMMARY
90+4´
Germany beats the Netherlands in the final minutes of the match to close the FIFA matchday with two important victories.
90´
Four minutes of added time are added, Germany is close to victory over the Netherlands.
85´
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL GERMANY! GOOOOOL TEUTON! GOOOOOL OF VICTORY! CHANGE IN GERMANY! Niclas Füllkrug finishes Toni Kross' cross and celebrates with all his might!
82´
CHANGE IN GERMANY! Joshua Kimmich is replaced by Benjamin Henrichs.
80´
Last 10 minutes of the match, Germany and the Netherlands are still 1-1 at the moment and there is still a match to go for the victory.
77´
THE SECOND ALMOST WENT IN! Thomas Müller's shot in the box goes just wide.
74´
ONTO THE FIELD! Thomas Müller enters the pitch and Florian Wirtz comes off.
70´
GERMANY SAVES AGAIN! Marc Andre Ter Stegen reacts in two minutes to save Van Dijk's shot.
67´
Substitution in the Netherlands: Tijjani Reijnders leaves the field and Quinter Timber enters in his place.
66´
Virgil Van Dijk's shot goes over the crossbar.
65´
Toni Kross is shown the yellow card for a foul on Malen.
62´
Attempt missed. Memphis Depay right footed shot from the center of the box is too high.
60´
CHANGE IN GERMANY! Gündogan goes off and Fürich comes on in his place to strengthen the midfield.
57´
WHAT YOU MISSED HAVERTZ! Kai was left alone in front of goal and his shot went wide of the target.
54´
Depay's shot goes wide of the goal and the Netherlands continues to insist in search of the second goal.
51´
Ter Stegen made a good save to keep the German goalkeeper's shot out for a corner.
49´
CLOSE! Jamal Musiala volleys but the ball goes wide of the goal.
46´
THE BALL IS ROLLING AGAIN IN FRANCFURT! Germany are out for the win against the Netherlands.
45+3´
End of the first half in Frankfurt, Germany and the Netherlands are currently tied 1-1.
45´
Three minutes are added to this first extra time, Germany and the Netherlands are still tied.
41´
FOUL! Toni Kross fouls Memphis Depay in the third quarter and the referee awards a free kick to the Netherlands.
40´
Offside, Germany. Toni Kross tries a through ball, but Kai Havertz is caught offside.
37´
Good save! Marc Andre Ter Stegen saves the German goal and prevents the visitors' second goal.
35´
THE NETHERLANDS CLOSE! Memphis Depay heads into the box and almost nails the second for the Dutch.
33´
Foul! Rüdiger pulls down Memphis Depay in midfield and the referee awards a free kick to the Netherlands player.
30´
THE SECOND IS CLOSE! The rebound was left to Gündogan and the shot goes into the stands.
27´
Jamal Musiala commits a foul on Malen in the third quarter, the referee awards a free kick to the Netherlands.
25´
With 25 minutes gone, Germany dominates possession with 74% of the ball to the Netherlands' 26%, who are now pinned back in their own half.
23´
Robert Andrich misses his shot that goes wide of the goal but Germany starts to get more on goal.
20´
Kai Havertz is fouled in midfield and the referee awards a free kick to the Germans.
18´
Offside, Netherlands. Nathan Aké tries a through ball, but Donyell Malen is caught offside.
15´
Great pass from Havertz to Wirtz but the ball is intercepted by Flekeen.
13´
Close to a comeback! Toni Kross hit it from long distance and the ball goes just wide.
11
WHAT A GREAT GOAL BY GERMANY! WHAT A GREAT GOAL! HE HIT IT WITH EVERYTHING HE HAD AND SENDS IT INTO THE NET! MAXIMILIAN SCORES THE EQUALIZER!
9´
Wirtz's long-range shot from Wirtz went just wide as Germany tried to react.
7´
THE NETHERLANDS CLOSE! Great shot from Vrigil Van Dijk inside the box but the ball goes just past Marc Andre Ter Stenge's post.
4´
GOOOOOL FOR THE NETHERLANDS! VEERMAN SENDS THE BALL INTO THE BACK OF THE NET AFTER A GREAT ASSIST FROM DEPAY! THE VISITORS HAVE ALREADY WON IT!
2´
Rüdiger's long throw to Havertz but the striker miscontrols and Virgil Van Dijk keeps possession.
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THE MATCH KICKS OFF! Germany and the Netherlands face off in a Euro 2024-flavored duel at Frankfurt Stadium.
WE WILL START IN A FEW MOMENTS
In a couple of moments we will start broadcasting the match between Germany vs Netherlands, match corresponding to the international friendly of the FIFA Date March 2024.
LIST THE LINE-UP
This is the starting eleven that the Netherlands will send to the pitch for their friendly match against Germany in the closing match of the FIFA matchday. A great match is coming!
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LIST THE LINE-UP
This is Germany's starting eleven for their friendly match against the Netherlands at the end of the FIFA World Cup, and it's going to be a great game!
HOST GERMANY
As the host nation, Germany had the privilege of being seeded in Group A and occupied the A1 position. This means it will play the opening match at the Munich Football Arena on Friday, June 14. Germany, either as the Federal Republic of Germany or as reunified Germany, has participated in every edition of the EURO since 1972. The Federal Republic of Germany won the 1972 and 1980 editions, while reunified Germany won EURO '96.
THE VENUES FOR THE EUROPEAN FESTIVAL
Ten venues have been selected to host matches at the tournament, nine of which are the same stadiums used at the 2006 World Cup, along with the Düsseldorf Arena.
- Berlin: Olympiastadion Berlin (current capacity: 71,000)
- Cologne: Cologne Stadium (43,000)
- Dortmund: BVB Stadion Dortmund (62,000)
- Düsseldorf: Düsseldorf Arena (47,000)
- Frankfurt: Frankfurt Arena (47,000)
- Gelsenkirchen: Arena AufSchalke (50,000)
- Hamburg: Volksparkstadion Hamburg (49,000)
- Leipzig: Leipzig Stadium (40,000)
- Munich: Munich Football Arena (66,000)
- Stuttgart: Stuttgart Arena (51,000)
WHO ARE THE QUALIFIERS FOR THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP SO FAR?
Albania, Germany, Austria, Belgium, Czech Republic, Croatia, Denmark, Scotland, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, France, Hungary, England, Italy, Netherlands, Portugal, Romania, Serbia, Slovakia, Switzerland, Turkey.
That's right, so far there are 20 countries that have secured their place in the finals of Euro 2024, in addition to Germany, which is the host country. The remaining three places will be determined in playoff matches.
TICKETS TO BE DECIDED TODAY
After the initial phase of the Playoffs, the matches to determine the last three berths to Euro 2024 in Germany are as follows:
- Georgia vs. Greece
- Ukraine vs. Iceland
- Wales vs. Poland
WHERE WILL THE EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL BE HELD?
The Euro 2024 final will be held at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin, the same venue where the 2006 World Cup final was held. However, the last time Germany hosted the European Championship was in 1988, with the final held at the former Olympic Stadium in Munich.
BORDER CONTROLS?
The German government is considering implementing controls at all its borders from two weeks before the start of the European Championship until one week after its conclusion. This measure follows a recommendation by the Federal Police, with the aim of preventing violent or suspected terrorists from entering the country during the sporting event.
SAFETY FIRST AND FOREMOST
Germany's Interior Minister Nancy Faeser received the Euro 2024 organizing committee, led by 2014 World Cup winner Philipp Lahm. During the meeting, she reaffirmed the country's commitment to hosting a tournament characterized by tolerance, coexistence and respect.
"The tournament offers a great opportunity for celebration and a peaceful celebration of European soccer, just in these times when there is an external threat from Russian aggression in addition to the internal threat from extremism"
THE WAIT IS OVER
The wait for the friendly matches is over, all the action, the best goals, the best plays, the hottest controversies and the best players are back on the lawns around the globe with the best matches in the world.
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Watch out for this player from Germany
For this match, we'll need to keep a close eye on Kai Havertz throughout the 90 minutes. The German center-forward is one of the most important players in both Arsenal and his national team. Additionally, Kai Havertz has the ability to drift from his position to act as a midfielder and help Germany distribute the ball across the field.
The last lineup of Germany
M. Ter Stegen; M. Mittelstadt, J. Tah, A. Rüdiger, J. Kimmich; T. Kross, R. Andrich; F. Wirtz, I. Gündogan, J. Musiala; K. Havertz.
Watch out for this player from the Netherlands:
For this match, the player to watch will be the player who is today, the best defensive center back in the world; Virgil Van Dijk. The current Liverpool defender and very important piece of the Netherlands national team is characterized for being one of the most unbalanced players since no one can pass him thanks to his great speed that prevents him from being defeated in hand to hands, likewise, Van Dijk is a great option in corner kicks so he can find a goal at any time.
The last lineup of the Netherlands
M. Flekken; J. Frimpong, L. Geertruida, V. Van Dijk, N. Aké; M. Wieffer, T. Reijnders, G. Wijnaldum; X. Simons, M. Depay, C. Gakpo.
Background
Germany and the Netherlands have faced each other a total of 45 times (16 German victories, 17 draws, 12 Dutch victories), with a slight advantage for the German side. The goal history shows a lead for the German team with 85 goals scored compared to 76 for the Netherlands. Their last encounter was a friendly match in 2022 where both teams drew 1-1. However, there is a slight dichotomy as in matches played in Germany, 5 have been won by the German team, 7 ended in draws, and 6 were Dutch victories.
About the stadium
The Deutsche Bank Park is a sports venue located in the city of Frankfurt, Germany, and is the home of Eintracht Frankfurt, the team that plays their home games there in the Bundesliga, or Germany's top division. Its capacity varies depending on the event, as for club matches, it can accommodate over 51,000 spectators, while for national team games, its capacity is reduced to 48,500 spectators. This stadium holds UEFA's four-star certification, meaning it can host any kind of world or international event.
Watch out for Germany.
The German national team continues to make headlines in Europe, as after traveling to the city of Marseille in France to face the current runners-up of the world, the German squad showed that they have the necessary quality to face the Eurocup tournament, which will take place in their home country. Additionally, Germany will conclude their preparation for the Eurocup in style as they will face Ukraine and Greece in June, before playing their first match against Hungary at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin.
The power of the Clockwork Orange
The Netherlands team managed to qualify for UEFA Euro 2024, which will be held in Germany next summer. From now on, they only need to continue preparing to face one of the highest-level tournaments in international football, where the Dutch will aim to surprise the old continent by winning the coveted Nations Trophy. In their last official match on November eleventh last year, the Netherlands secured the final victory of the Euro qualifying group stage, defeating Gibraltar 2-0. It is also worth noting that after this friendly, close attention will need to be paid to the Netherlands team as they will face Canada and Iceland before the start of the Euro.
The FIFA date has arrived
Once again the FIFA date has arrived with all the international emotions that it brings us every time it arrives to put the different teams of the world to dispute a victory in a soccer field and these same teams can measure themselves against different rivals from anywhere in the world to continue growing collectively and globally with a soccer without borders. Likewise, the national teams should take advantage of this break in the leagues around the world to be able to continue with their national project, since little by little the summer is approaching and it will be full of international soccer and therefore, the national teams should be polishing things to arrive in their best version to each of these competitions.
Kick-off time
The Germany vs Netherlands match will be played at Deutsche Bank Park, in Francfort, Germany. The kick-off is scheduled at 15:45 pm ET.
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