@@KaweesaTanansi By pulling shirts and not getting a yellow, spain couldn't cope with the counters so they kept pulling down wirtz, musiala, Muller. But the ref suddenly thought those are not punishable offence.
@@sudiptosagorneel4933 Agreed, lets just ignore the 4 yellows Kroos shouldve gotten, played very dirty his last match and didnt deserve that win at all
@@sudiptosagorneel4933Germany played dirty from the start and you were fine with it?😂 . Kroos did more than 7 bookable offense and the ref didn't bat an eye. Germany was way physical and would have been silent if the early bookings were given. Spain did what they have to do imo and the ref had to overlook that in lieu of looking biased towards Germany
In my opinion he made a gamble. It was either: save your strikers for the next match and sub players who can impact the game in a more defensive approach, since they were currently winning and there is not much time left or keep the same forward players through the whole match expecting the same offensive approach. They won by mistake of Rudiger and pure individual brilliance of the Spanish players, his gamble paid off.
He had no option. Lamine was exhausted and wasn't supporting Carvajal in their defensive duties anymore. Perhaps he could have let Nico on the pitch 10 more minutes, but I think he was also tired
I would give both a 7/10. They both knew how to answer each other's tactic at some point. Nagelsmann made Spain perform much worse than they used to which is one of his qualities. They mostly shut down Yamal and Williams except for the 1-0 for spain where a cumulation of tiny mistakes in the german defence were brilliantly punished by the spanish. Some of Nagelsmann's ideas didnt work but the ingame coaching was rather successful. Germany had enough chances to go up by at least 2 goals in extra time alone. De La Fuente was really good at outplaying nagelsmann's tactics of creating danger in the last line. That's why he made Sané and Can look useless on the pitch. Switching in Dani Olmo for the injured Pedri was brilliant because they could exploit the spaces between the german lines. This is why olmo was heavily involved in both goals for spain. However, he failed to adapt to the changes that Nagelsmann made which could've backfired in extra time. After wirtz and fullkrug came on the spanish often couldnt even build up properly for like the last 30 minutes of regular time. They had to go for 50/50 long balls against taller players. The germans just missed their chances at the end and didnt get the penalty so de la fuente got a bit lucky there.
Also I think Nagelsmann got a bit of blowback from his decision to try to physically intimidate Spain's young players. Yes he got rid of Pedri but that meant Olmo came on and changed the game. Also nearly all the German defenders ended up yellow carded, and you really don't want Williams and Yamal running at you when one mistake means you're sent off. It's all very well being aggressive but when the opposition has top quality players who are press-resistant even in defence, the threat can come from anywhere. For example Laporte can get forward and get involved with the attack, or Cucurella. It's not like England where you can just leave Trippier free and he'll constantly pass it backwards.
Exactly! Didn’t like the rough them up approach. This was Germany’s undoing instead of playing their game. Spain was miles ahead brilliantly match nonethless one of best I have watch in euros.
that's the right way you handle Spain...agressive pressure,early attacking in their half (including keeper) combined with fast precise skilled passing . The purpose of pressure is to provoke mistakes...not physical fatigue
yeah, in England he doesn't get the respect he deserves. It's partly because he plays for Chelsea and it's more or less a joke of a club right now, but he is very solid and committed, with a lot of quality going forward and defensively
running man yes...but totally no effect for his team...instead he almost caused tragedy at the one second he stood still (denied penalty)"...just look at his face/eyes after the hand scene....that was pure fear...he knew it was a penalty
How tf will you take Lamine and Williams off after going 1-0 up against Germany especially when their presence was even enough for the German fullbacks to not push forward, De La Fuente almost gifted the game and I hope he has learnt his lesson coz it could have gone south but Hats Off to Germany they played and gave their everything just that Spain are strong this tournament and they've been playing at a high level too.
I’m fine with those subs because they don’t have great stamina, but I feel like he should’ve brought on Joselu earlier to get an actual CF in the game.
Unfortunately he wont learn shit. Believe, I am from Spain and I know hoy it works. He won, so press wont say anything about the mistakes he commited yesterday
How Spain did it? Ultimately they got lucky. Even if you discount the hand ball situation, Germany had more than enough opportunities to score the second goal, including Havertz' chip ball and Fullkrug's header that just barely missed the goal.
There is nothing to make now,Flick have nothing but Vitor Roque training with him,and there is the transfermarket,in wich prolly Barça could sold players like de Jong and try to buy Nico Williams
As a Germany fan, this loss hurt, and I'm not even German 😆 Honestly, either team progressing is well-deserved, it just came down to a bit of luck and a bit of individual moments (or lack thereof). Imo, handball on goal-bound shot should have been a penalty, but can't complain too much. It's the first time there's a real spark in this team in 10 years and it'll be a while before we get to see how Germany under Nagelsmann progress, especially without Kroos and likely Muller, Gundogan, and Neuer.
Germany was better only after the 1:0 and only because Spain decided not to attack anymore and not to posses the ball anymore. I think Spain needs mental coaching. They are much better but not constant enough
@@M.A.M.966 they defended because they literally invited Germans to press on them. Just a few teams in the world can possess the ball for many seconds. And Spain is one of them. Possession can be not only used for attacks but actually to prevent or lower attacks from the opponent.
I feel Germany should be getting a better score. Nagelsmann tactically to me was more sound. In General play, Germany pressed well, making Fabian Ruiz not have a strong influence on the game, it was largely an Olmo show. With the Subs, Nagelsmann again wins that. He got every sub correctly esp when they equalized, the decision to balance his team out once again was the logical thing to do. De La Fuente, could have made better tweaks to take control of the MF, he subbed of Yamal too early (in spite of the laws) and brought in Torres instead of Oyazarbal or Zubimendi making Carvajal & Rodri struggle against Musiala. Then he took off Morata & Williams to early too & the players were played out of contextual position. Lucky to have gone through. Germany 6.5 for me
They could kill in first half and in first half extra game. But they scored in last minute in second half and almost scored in last minute in last minute in second half extra game. I do believe Germany was the side with better strategy, not Spain.
I would love to see a video from you explaining why Southgate ball doesnt work. Because its mind boggling seeing foden, bellingham, kane, walker, stones, on the same team, and seeing them play like a sunday league team lol
If united should think of replacing Ten Haag in future Nagelsman will be the best replacement I really like his tactics of playing through the press and in the center of the pitch
Im german and im fine with the result. Both teams played incredibly good, so congratulations to spain! i can only say that im happy with our teams performance, we really brought up a fight instead of just standing there and doing nothing, and last time we played spain in a friendly match it ended 6-0 for spain so there is definitely lots of improvement since then we got from nagelsmann to get a great team again.
@@rasungo what is your point? It was neither the euros nor the World cup, These are the 2 most important cups of football. Of course the Team still cared, because it showed something really needed to be done. (Wich then luckily happened with nagelsmann who Upgrade the Team so much we went from 6-0 to 2-1 and even dominating the 2nd half)
Spain nearly lost due to shifting to way too defense shape after scoring. when i saw subs that were coming, i knew Spain will be in big trouble. And soon it happened. I also did not see any sense in having Merino as a second striker, because while yes, he's a decent header, he did not contribute or help team, and if not for the goal, we would be talking about very poor performance. He could be used in midfield to break up passes and win tackles, but they kept Ferran there. I also do not see any sense having Joselu and Ferran, if you're not even getting balls to them. Everything relied on Olmo, who had a brilliant game. Spain had luck this time, but they aren't comfortable with defensive style of play, espiecially without having very good CBs. I hope they learned that they have to go all out with French, because the longer they keep game open the higher chances that they will fall out this time around.
@@robertoperez4118 It should not be important at all if the Player who blocked the ball with his hand did it un purpose or not. What SHOULD be important is if it helped preventing a goal or a dangerous Situation. And btw his hands were absolutely not attached to his body, there is more than one picture where you can see this
Germany lacked a clinical finisher up front. Havertz does what he always does: Brilliant combination with the team but can't finish in front of goal for whatever reason. The team that will win imho is going to be the team that can deploy strikers who take chances successfully and the team generates enough strong chances. France, Netherlands and even England are all capable of this due to their quality in strikers or goal-scorers including midfield. With Southgate's tactics it does not look likely England will get to this stage, leaving France and Netherlands.
@@2winceball Same as England with respect to conservative "moneyball" approach so far. But they all have the strikers to grab a match-defining moment. For sure Spain are very good at controlling the game and creating good chances and technically enough finishers also but let's see how it pans out.
@@2winceball I'd expect France to give Spain a extreme examination to say the least, nonetheless! I'm also expect England to finally start producing some reasonable goal stats against the Swiss because it's "do or die" time in the QF's of the tournament and they need to start working effectively further up the pitch as well as controlled in defence. The talent as with France is there and it's probaby time to unleash it. Again I think the Netherlands can clock some good attack numbers against Turkey. Germany vs Spain was imho the best match so far of the tournament with both teams progressing the ball up and down and countering successfully playing good link up football between defence, midfield and attack. Short passes, long-balls, combinations, overloads, crosses from the wings and so on... all tools utilized.
Wouldnt say so. There was a statistic some time ago, where you could argue no Pedri no party. They won almost any game with him on the pitch and lost alot more without him. This guy is just over played, because of Barcas crisis.
@@user-ir8er1bh4q I would like to ser that "statistic". Pedri is not good enough. Weak, out of form and playing for an ill managed club. His playstyle does not suit Spain's right now. He is slow, he has a weak shot... The only good thing he has is how wellnl he sees the pitch and the game, but Spain has Rodri for that, who is miles ahead of Pedri
The reason Spain won was a bit of luck, a clear penalty that wasn't given, and a moment of brilliance in the 119th. That was the game of the decade, and both deserved to win it. It's just sad that this wasn't the final. Congratulations and best wishes to the spanish team.
@@vanillathunder7957 which "clear" offside? The only thing that could before that is/was a very close offside, if it even was one, but official pictures were never shown.
Germany owned the game,great tactic by Nagelsmann, but two mistakes (119min and the denied penalty) led to tragedy...mistakes against Spain are always fatal.... but I think this talented team under Nagelsmann will strike back 2026!
Im from Spain and I dont understand the rough that show Germany in the pitch. Next time ,play futbol rather than kick legs all time. And if you are man to kick , next , dont cry. And remember. 15 min extra time plus 6 extra min without any reason? Comon, dont complaint. Work harder and sportingly
I don't get why people complain, I think this was the most exciting game of the Euros so far even though the referee didn't have his best day. It would have been worth of a final. Both teams showed great possession of the ball and attacking football. The teams were absolutely on par with each other. It was great to watch. Sure Germany played physically harsher than normally but so did Spain. It is a valid standard tactic and was anticipated by everybody. Teams of the likes of Spain and Germany with their ball possession orientated style have to endure this regularly. Germany didn't go full Sergio Ramos and didn't play brutal. It was just bad luck for Pedri that he got injured when Kroos came too late to kick the ball. It wasn't a huge foul but would have been worthy of a yellow card. Kroos got lucky there. None of the teams was less sporting than the other. Carvajal confused football with wrestling against Musiala. There was much delay in the extra time, so of cause there had to be given additional minutes. I fear that the next match isn't going to be that great to watch, France played rather dull so far even though very efficient. I think with Spain vs Germany we already saw the match with the most beautiful football to watch this Euros.
It would have been 2-2 if the unable ref would have done his job. But you can't blame the Spanish team, it's not their fault. It's the fault of a ref who didn't even want to check it, even though it would have been a goal. He prob. didn't like the Germans (which means he is corrupt) or simply too stupid for his job.
The ref allowed Kroos in the game for 125 minutes instead of sending him off long before. The handball is preceded by an offside. Germans were dumped by the Spaniards with two awesome goals. End of the story. Time to get some respect from now on…
@@hatah9305 The mystical offside, any evidence? Kroos hit the ball, get over it. And the Ref won the game for Spain. So simple if you watched the same game and rspecially the slow motions (Kroos hitting the ball). So just shut up!
Exactly. The ref hated the Germans so much he let Toni Kroos intentionally injure Pedri and didn't so much as give him a warning. He hates the Germans so much he also red carded Dani Carvajal.
@@jstos3675 and he hated Germany so much he added 3 extra minutes for at the end of the match for no reason. (The extra minutes for the goal were already added)
Since the opening goal by spain Germany was clearly the better side. Taking Gundogan out and putting in Fullkrug and Wirtz completely changed the game. Fullkrug and Havertz had so many great chances, if they were a bit luckier it would've been something like 3-1 Germany. Additionally Anthony Taylor was being completely biased, we see multiple times a German player goes down and play goes on for 2 minutes. Then, when Laporte goes down because Wirtz "bumped his back" on a forward run, play is immediately stopped. Never let English refs adjudicate a Germany match.
Are you joking with the referee stuff? He forgave several yellow cards to Kroos during the match, one as early as minute 6, when he injured Pedri. Then, at the very end of the match, he added for no reasonn 3 minutes to the original 3 extra minutes, just in case Germany could equalise the game. In that uncalled extra extended time Carvajal had to force himself a second yellow card to stop a German counter attack.
@@georgezee5173 It is evident that whenever a German player went down it was "play on" and when they complained they got a yellow. Spain got much more lenient treatment. Yes, Kroos made some hard challenges, but they were fair. He got the ball. There were also multiple challenges on Fullkrug while he was in the box that limited his ability to shoot properly. I'm referencing a shirt pull that pulled him down forcing him to miss the shot and hit the post. You're ignoring 3 other forgiven penalties.
Germany was better, they won xG, had more big chances and got robbed a clear penalty. Spain didn't won because they were better, but because they had more luck. But that's football, after all.
Spain showed an impressive level and played a hand to hand against Germany, pressing them each time they had the ball and fighting them to death at half camp Possesion was 49% 51% We can argue about the luck of Spain precision and Germany, we can also argue about how many balls throw each team actually on target. In terms of level and skill it was a tough game and pretty balanced, an anticipated final, so don't know what are you talking about
Spain played way better and Kroos should have been out of the game with a red card 15 minutes in, dude injured 2 players in one game, the no call at the end was Karma, and it was offside anyway
As a Spaniard, I'm glad that Morata is out on accumulation of yellows because he f*ing sucks. Hopefully we start with Joselu in his place against France. I'm not concerned with Le Normand being out because Nacho is back, but I AM concerned about Carvajal being out on a red because he's excellent. Unfortunately, the referee made the baffling decision to let the second half of the extra time go on for 50% longer (over 6 minutes more) when he originally said 3 (already too long). During this additional time, Carvajal had to sacrifice himself and commit a second yellow to stop a dangerous counter attack and prevent the gams from going to penties.
Exactly. They paid the ref to let Toni Kroos intentionally injure Pedri and didn't so much as give him a warning. They also paid the ref to red card Dani Carvajal.
Exactly. They favored Spain so much they let Toni Kroos intentionally injure Pedri and didn't so much as give him a warning. They also red carded Dani Carvajal. UEFA's so corrupt.
@@jstos3675 Pedri fell in an unlucky manner after a foul in which Kroos did still play the ball. I agree he should've gotten a yellow in the first half but saying he intentionally injured him is bullsh*t. Also, Carvajal spent the entire match tackling Musiala and not even trying to go for the ball because he know he's only gonna get nutmegged, and when he blatantly did it in the last minute stopping a clear goal scoring opportunity, he knew he was going to get sent off for it and intentionally played unfairly anyways because it didn't matter anymore. He's the poor sportsman, and Spain is UEFA's favorite country. Vardrid and Barcelona have always been ridiculously favored by them because Spanish football heritage is paying the referee.
@@mildlyobesegoat7262 I know. The ref decided that Pedri was "unlucky" which is why he didn't even warn Kroos. Kroos literally flew into Pedri but yeah sure, Pedri was just "unlucky". As for Carvajal, the ref decided to give Kroos' red to him instead. You are right though. Vardrid is always favored, which explains why Kroos wasn't red carded and why the ref gave Germany an extra 5 minutes AFTER stoppage time.
What does "clinical" even mean in football? It's such a meaningless adjective. The ball goes in, they're clinical. The ball hits the post, they are not clinical.
these days football made simple dosent do analysis on many games as a fan for you guys that annoys me for instant england vs denmark .......am sure you wont analyse any other quarter final apart from portugal vs france
You paid him but did not work: two forgiven consecutive clear yellow cards injuring a player for the rest of the tournament and one more after that. Kross would have been expulsed by minute 30 in all fairness.
Dani olmo owned the game. Since the lost against brazil at the olympics, dani playing world class level
Sucks they met this early, would have been an insane final
Cucurella and Rodri were really good and Dami Olmo was really sharp the whole game.
Rodri has just ended kross career
@@KaweesaTanansi By pulling shirts and not getting a yellow, spain couldn't cope with the counters so they kept pulling down wirtz, musiala, Muller. But the ref suddenly thought those are not punishable offence.
@@sudiptosagorneel4933 just talk about kroos red card on pedri and we move
@@sudiptosagorneel4933 Agreed, lets just ignore the 4 yellows Kroos shouldve gotten, played very dirty his last match and didnt deserve that win at all
@@sudiptosagorneel4933Germany played dirty from the start and you were fine with it?😂 . Kroos did more than 7 bookable offense and the ref didn't bat an eye. Germany was way physical and would have been silent if the early bookings were given. Spain did what they have to do imo and the ref had to overlook that in lieu of looking biased towards Germany
spain coach almost sold the match i feel in the 2nd half
I made the same observation
In my opinion he made a gamble. It was either: save your strikers for the next match and sub players who can impact the game in a more defensive approach, since they were currently winning and there is not much time left or keep the same forward players through the whole match expecting the same offensive approach. They won by mistake of Rudiger and pure individual brilliance of the Spanish players, his gamble paid off.
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He had no option. Lamine was exhausted and wasn't supporting Carvajal in their defensive duties anymore. Perhaps he could have let Nico on the pitch 10 more minutes, but I think he was also tired
I would give both a 7/10. They both knew how to answer each other's tactic at some point. Nagelsmann made Spain perform much worse than they used to which is one of his qualities. They mostly shut down Yamal and Williams except for the 1-0 for spain where a cumulation of tiny mistakes in the german defence were brilliantly punished by the spanish. Some of Nagelsmann's ideas didnt work but the ingame coaching was rather successful. Germany had enough chances to go up by at least 2 goals in extra time alone.
De La Fuente was really good at outplaying nagelsmann's tactics of creating danger in the last line. That's why he made Sané and Can look useless on the pitch. Switching in Dani Olmo for the injured Pedri was brilliant because they could exploit the spaces between the german lines. This is why olmo was heavily involved in both goals for spain. However, he failed to adapt to the changes that Nagelsmann made which could've backfired in extra time. After wirtz and fullkrug came on the spanish often couldnt even build up properly for like the last 30 minutes of regular time. They had to go for 50/50 long balls against taller players. The germans just missed their chances at the end and didnt get the penalty so de la fuente got a bit lucky there.
Also I think Nagelsmann got a bit of blowback from his decision to try to physically intimidate Spain's young players. Yes he got rid of Pedri but that meant Olmo came on and changed the game. Also nearly all the German defenders ended up yellow carded, and you really don't want Williams and Yamal running at you when one mistake means you're sent off.
It's all very well being aggressive but when the opposition has top quality players who are press-resistant even in defence, the threat can come from anywhere. For example Laporte can get forward and get involved with the attack, or Cucurella. It's not like England where you can just leave Trippier free and he'll constantly pass it backwards.
Exactly! Didn’t like the rough them up approach. This was Germany’s undoing instead of playing their game. Spain was miles ahead brilliantly match nonethless one of best I have watch in euros.
that's the right way you handle Spain...agressive pressure,early attacking in their half (including keeper) combined with fast precise skilled passing . The purpose of pressure is to provoke mistakes...not physical fatigue
dude nagelsmann or anyone else did not want to get rid of pedri...what an allegation as if you would know hahah
mittelstaedt got a yellow for complaining after a foul was called on him even though he played ball lol
"he got rid of Pedri": Are you implying that Nagelsmann ordered his players to injure Pedri?
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Didn’t get to watch the game due to the storm Beryl
If I’m going to war, I’m taking cucurella with me
He is so relentless, non stop running ⚡️
Don’t forget to bring Carvajal with! He’ll take one for the team
yeah, in England he doesn't get the respect he deserves. It's partly because he plays for Chelsea and it's more or less a joke of a club right now, but he is very solid and committed, with a lot of quality going forward and defensively
bring doctor fuentes
running man yes...but totally no effect for his team...instead he almost caused tragedy at the one second he stood still (denied penalty)"...just look at his face/eyes after the hand scene....that was pure fear...he knew it was a penalty
also he's allowed to use his entire body to control the ball, huge plus
How tf will you take Lamine and Williams off after going 1-0 up against Germany especially when their presence was even enough for the German fullbacks to not push forward, De La Fuente almost gifted the game and I hope he has learnt his lesson coz it could have gone south but Hats Off to Germany they played and gave their everything just that Spain are strong this tournament and they've been playing at a high level too.
Yamal and nico were tired and couldn't make the attack or trackback this could have been an advantage for musiala
And Morata too. Lucky it didn't go to penalties.
I’m fine with those subs because they don’t have great stamina, but I feel like he should’ve brought on Joselu earlier to get an actual CF in the game.
Unfortunately he wont learn shit. Believe, I am from Spain and I know hoy it works. He won, so press wont say anything about the mistakes he commited yesterday
Don't know about Williams but Yamal was subbed becoz child labour laws in Germany wouldn't allow him to play more than 70 mins
How Spain did it? Ultimately they got lucky. Even if you discount the hand ball situation, Germany had more than enough opportunities to score the second goal, including Havertz' chip ball and Fullkrug's header that just barely missed the goal.
Fullkrug played hand ball just before Musiala took the shot
@@brucemc1581 uhm no.. he didnt.. there's enough analysis out there that proves this thesis wrong
@@oliverbecker8906 Uhm, he did.
Bro's gotta calm down on LDF's biceps
4:00 diabolical roast🔥🔥🔥
This game should have been the final. Two best teams in the tournament
dani olmo should be starting for spain ensforth
It was a final before its time sad to see Germany knocked out but let's go la roja ❤
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Still waiting for a flick/barca video
Probably waiting for the signings and departures
There is nothing to make now,Flick have nothing but Vitor Roque training with him,and there is the transfermarket,in wich prolly Barça could sold players like de Jong and try to buy Nico Williams
It was not easy to beat Germany to there own home but Spanish did it , they played absolutely world class Football
Olmo is a baller 🔥
It was a draw. Penalty was not given. Simply scandalous that such a beautiful match was decided by a referee mistake.
As a Germany fan, this loss hurt, and I'm not even German 😆
Honestly, either team progressing is well-deserved, it just came down to a bit of luck and a bit of individual moments (or lack thereof).
Imo, handball on goal-bound shot should have been a penalty, but can't complain too much.
It's the first time there's a real spark in this team in 10 years and it'll be a while before we get to see how Germany under Nagelsmann progress, especially without Kroos and likely Muller, Gundogan, and Neuer.
A FIVE??? Both deserved at least a SEVEN, no me jodas
Germany was better only after the 1:0 and only because Spain decided not to attack anymore and not to posses the ball anymore. I think Spain needs mental coaching. They are much better but not constant enough
They defended the result
@@M.A.M.966 they defended because they literally invited Germans to press on them. Just a few teams in the world can possess the ball for many seconds. And Spain is one of them. Possession can be not only used for attacks but actually to prevent or lower attacks from the opponent.
@@mustafanaser9789 of course but it was very different if the result was 0-0 or maybe won Germany
that was a great ad segway lmao
Olmo is nuer nightmare
They did it by Antony Taylor
You are a clown... Outside + handball from the 9 german... stop crying and be fair
Spain is my hot favourites to win the Euro
Semi final exit😭
England clear
@@torqueRxF bruh
@@user-ik5wx6mo6v just a light hearted joke
God-level prediction
Program.used?
The importance of Rodri… what a player
I feel Germany should be getting a better score. Nagelsmann tactically to me was more sound.
In General play, Germany pressed well, making Fabian Ruiz not have a strong influence on the game, it was largely an Olmo show.
With the Subs, Nagelsmann again wins that. He got every sub correctly esp when they equalized, the decision to balance his team out once again was the logical thing to do.
De La Fuente, could have made better tweaks to take control of the MF, he subbed of Yamal too early (in spite of the laws) and brought in Torres instead of Oyazarbal or Zubimendi making Carvajal & Rodri struggle against Musiala.
Then he took off Morata & Williams to early too & the players were played out of contextual position.
Lucky to have gone through.
Germany 6.5 for me
What software do you use?
Germany has a striker crisis.
They could kill in first half and in first half extra game. But they scored in last minute in second half and almost scored in last minute in last minute in second half extra game. I do believe Germany was the side with better strategy, not Spain.
@@bachhongtranno that was not enough you can say Germany have more shots which can be scored but they missed
Fullkrug should have started instead of that havertz idiot
Fullkrug is a sharp striker. Just wasn't his day
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Hey FMS, do you please mind doing an overview of Venezuela vs Canadá? I am Venezuelan and I just want to know what happened in the game.
I would love to see a video from you explaining why Southgate ball doesnt work. Because its mind boggling seeing foden, bellingham, kane, walker, stones, on the same team, and seeing them play like a sunday league team lol
Apart from the technicalities and savvy they did it with huge steel balls 😂
we arent getting enough of de la fuentes pecs😂
great analysis tho
Apart from technicalities and savvy they did it with huge steel balls 😂
muller and fullkrug slowed down the german counter otherwise it would've be different result
When you look at Germany's team setting is like the manager wanted to kill the game in extra time which at times is 50/50.
If united should think of replacing Ten Haag in future Nagelsman will be the best replacement I really like his tactics of playing through the press and in the center of the pitch
This guy knows how to turn around a team.
Im german and im fine with the result. Both teams played incredibly good, so congratulations to spain! i can only say that im happy with our teams performance, we really brought up a fight instead of just standing there and doing nothing, and last time we played spain in a friendly match it ended 6-0 for spain so there is definitely lots of improvement since then we got from nagelsmann to get a great team again.
the 0-6 defeat wasn’t a friendly
@@rasungo idk, i thought it was a frienly but i think it was some kind of unimportant tournament that nobody gave a sht anyways.
@@DailyWorldWideNews945 nobody except the German national team yeah
@@rasungo what is your point? It was neither the euros nor the World cup, These are the 2 most important cups of football. Of course the Team still cared, because it showed something really needed to be done. (Wich then luckily happened with nagelsmann who Upgrade the Team so much we went from 6-0 to 2-1 and even dominating the 2nd half)
@@DailyWorldWideNews945 it’s just a simple fact. no need to get so triggered. actually you didn’t dominate the second half, only 25min of it.
4:00 I literally got scared 😅
Bro is obsessed with ldlf's bicep🗿
Germany deserved the win more, Taylor was atrocious to both sides, Spain played worse from the second half.
Spain nearly lost due to shifting to way too defense shape after scoring. when i saw subs that were coming, i knew Spain will be in big trouble. And soon it happened.
I also did not see any sense in having Merino as a second striker, because while yes, he's a decent header, he did not contribute or help team, and if not for the goal, we would be talking about very poor performance. He could be used in midfield to break up passes and win tackles, but they kept Ferran there. I also do not see any sense having Joselu and Ferran, if you're not even getting balls to them. Everything relied on Olmo, who had a brilliant game.
Spain had luck this time, but they aren't comfortable with defensive style of play, espiecially without having very good CBs. I hope they learned that they have to go all out with French, because the longer they keep game open the higher chances that they will fall out this time around.
Spain are way too strong for any team in this tournament. They might go ahead and win it.
Nah, thy`re were lucky too - Specially in this exchange.
Germany had more chances to score and a higher xG ratio after 90 and 120 min. The Spanish side won because they were the more efficient team.
You mean how the ref did it!
#CucurellaHandball
Dont be stupid, Fulkurg was offside. Nagelsmann showed us again why he is so sh it.
Yes, it was penalty.
Fullkurg was offside as well
@@robertoperez4118 It should not be important at all if the Player who blocked the ball with his hand did it un purpose or not. What SHOULD be important is if it helped preventing a goal or a dangerous Situation. And btw his hands were absolutely not attached to his body, there is more than one picture where you can see this
@@lkgpuanimho0349 no! Number 4s knee Puts him onside! Fullkrugs arms dont count!
What did you think of Portugal v France? I'm sure this'll be another great video
France vs. Portugal was just a rematch from the 2016 Euros.
Two teams were probing and looking for an opening, but this time France came out on top.
A snoozefest
Nagelsmann should get some biceps as well
Had i played dani olmo would have been given a head high challenge
Germany lacked a clinical finisher up front. Havertz does what he always does: Brilliant combination with the team but can't finish in front of goal for whatever reason.
The team that will win imho is going to be the team that can deploy strikers who take chances successfully and the team generates enough strong chances. France, Netherlands and even England are all capable of this due to their quality in strikers or goal-scorers including midfield.
With Southgate's tactics it does not look likely England will get to this stage, leaving France and Netherlands.
Dude, France has scored no goal in open play, they have no one who can score goals (so far)
@@2winceball Same as England with respect to conservative "moneyball" approach so far. But they all have the strikers to grab a match-defining moment. For sure Spain are very good at controlling the game and creating good chances and technically enough finishers also but let's see how it pans out.
@@commentarytalk1446 Yeah, I support France since I am French but their games have been so boring to watch.
@@2winceball I'd expect France to give Spain a extreme examination to say the least, nonetheless!
I'm also expect England to finally start producing some reasonable goal stats against the Swiss because it's "do or die" time in the QF's of the tournament and they need to start working effectively further up the pitch as well as controlled in defence. The talent as with France is there and it's probaby time to unleash it.
Again I think the Netherlands can clock some good attack numbers against Turkey.
Germany vs Spain was imho the best match so far of the tournament with both teams progressing the ball up and down and countering successfully playing good link up football between defence, midfield and attack. Short passes, long-balls, combinations, overloads, crosses from the wings and so on... all tools utilized.
Kroos made a great favour to Spain by injuring Pedri, who is far from a good player., just Barça's marketing
Wouldnt say so. There was a statistic some time ago, where you could argue no Pedri no party. They won almost any game with him on the pitch and lost alot more without him. This guy is just over played, because of Barcas crisis.
@@user-ir8er1bh4q I would like to ser that "statistic". Pedri is not good enough. Weak, out of form and playing for an ill managed club. His playstyle does not suit Spain's right now. He is slow, he has a weak shot... The only good thing he has is how wellnl he sees the pitch and the game, but Spain has Rodri for that, who is miles ahead of Pedri
@@kzelmer Rodri plays as cdm while pedri plays as a cam.
@@AbiyazAlamChowdhuryRajjo Pedri does not even know what he is doing in the pitch right now
@@kzelmerThis is cope in 2022 and 23 Spain and Barcelona were winning 80+ games with Pedri and only 50% without
Cucu played good even with the german fans booing
The reason Spain won was a bit of luck, a clear penalty that wasn't given, and a moment of brilliance in the 119th. That was the game of the decade, and both deserved to win it. It's just sad that this wasn't the final. Congratulations and best wishes to the spanish team.
Offside first
Game of the decade in European football?
The handball came after a clear offside from Germany. Even if it's weird the action wasn't revised in VAR, it wouldn't have been a pen.
@@vanillathunder7957 which "clear" offside? The only thing that could before that is/was a very close offside, if it even was one, but official pictures were never shown.
Lol then kroos should have been sent off as well
If they get just a five…what are the rest getting?? 4’s? 3’s? 😅😅
Germany owned the game,great tactic by Nagelsmann, but two mistakes (119min and the denied penalty) led to tragedy...mistakes against Spain are always fatal....
but I think this talented team under Nagelsmann will strike back 2026!
no
Apparently there was a German player touching the ball prior to the penalty
❤❤❤❤ I’m proud of this team
@@Valinho666 your "no" refers to which of the facts?
And kroos has to be out because of dirty play, but you only see the things that yo like, Cry more.
Penalty??
Offside
@@totsolommon5203 bullshit. It was disproven, and even then the ref didn't even look at it
How can there still be idiots who think it was offside, this has been disproven more then enough Already lol @@totsolommon5203
Spain was smarter and clever. They score and Germany not. Very lucky.
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Germany was only better when they were losing 1-0. And only because De La Fuente took out Lamine and Nico.
Both teams came to play ball !!
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Im from Spain and I dont understand the rough that show Germany in the pitch.
Next time ,play futbol rather than kick legs all time. And if you are man to kick , next , dont cry.
And remember. 15 min extra time plus 6 extra min without any reason?
Comon, dont complaint.
Work harder and sportingly
I don't get why people complain, I think this was the most exciting game of the Euros so far even though the referee didn't have his best day. It would have been worth of a final. Both teams showed great possession of the ball and attacking football. The teams were absolutely on par with each other. It was great to watch. Sure Germany played physically harsher than normally but so did Spain. It is a valid standard tactic and was anticipated by everybody. Teams of the likes of Spain and Germany with their ball possession orientated style have to endure this regularly. Germany didn't go full Sergio Ramos and didn't play brutal. It was just bad luck for Pedri that he got injured when Kroos came too late to kick the ball. It wasn't a huge foul but would have been worthy of a yellow card. Kroos got lucky there. None of the teams was less sporting than the other. Carvajal confused football with wrestling against Musiala. There was much delay in the extra time, so of cause there had to be given additional minutes.
I fear that the next match isn't going to be that great to watch, France played rather dull so far even though very efficient. I think with Spain vs Germany we already saw the match with the most beautiful football to watch this Euros.
It would have been 2-2 if the unable ref would have done his job. But you can't blame the Spanish team, it's not their fault. It's the fault of a ref who didn't even want to check it, even though it would have been a goal. He prob. didn't like the Germans (which means he is corrupt) or simply too stupid for his job.
Why are you assuming It would've been a goal, that's random haha
The ref allowed Kroos in the game for 125 minutes instead of sending him off long before. The handball is preceded by an offside. Germans were dumped by the Spaniards with two awesome goals. End of the story. Time to get some respect from now on…
@@hatah9305 The mystical offside, any evidence? Kroos hit the ball, get over it. And the Ref won the game for Spain. So simple if you watched the same game and rspecially the slow motions (Kroos hitting the ball). So just shut up!
Exactly. The ref hated the Germans so much he let Toni Kroos intentionally injure Pedri and didn't so much as give him a warning. He hates the Germans so much he also red carded Dani Carvajal.
@@jstos3675 and he hated Germany so much he added 3 extra minutes for at the end of the match for no reason. (The extra minutes for the goal were already added)
Handball…..
Since the opening goal by spain Germany was clearly the better side. Taking Gundogan out and putting in Fullkrug and Wirtz completely changed the game. Fullkrug and Havertz had so many great chances, if they were a bit luckier it would've been something like 3-1 Germany.
Additionally Anthony Taylor was being completely biased, we see multiple times a German player goes down and play goes on for 2 minutes. Then, when Laporte goes down because Wirtz "bumped his back" on a forward run, play is immediately stopped.
Never let English refs adjudicate a Germany match.
Are you joking with the referee stuff? He forgave several yellow cards to Kroos during the match, one as early as minute 6, when he injured Pedri. Then, at the very end of the match, he added for no reasonn 3 minutes to the original 3 extra minutes, just in case Germany could equalise the game. In that uncalled extra extended time Carvajal had to force himself a second yellow card to stop a German counter attack.
Yesss! Summed up perfectly. That english referee is a disgrace
@@georgezee5173 It is evident that whenever a German player went down it was "play on" and when they complained they got a yellow. Spain got much more lenient treatment. Yes, Kroos made some hard challenges, but they were fair. He got the ball.
There were also multiple challenges on Fullkrug while he was in the box that limited his ability to shoot properly. I'm referencing a shirt pull that pulled him down forcing him to miss the shot and hit the post. You're ignoring 3 other forgiven penalties.
Spain just cheated lmao 😂
Germany was better, they won xG, had more big chances and got robbed a clear penalty. Spain didn't won because they were better, but because they had more luck. But that's football, after all.
Ahora dilo sin llorar
Spain showed an impressive level and played a hand to hand against Germany, pressing them each time they had the ball and fighting them to death at half camp
Possesion was 49% 51%
We can argue about the luck of Spain precision and Germany, we can also argue about how many balls throw each team actually on target.
In terms of level and skill it was a tough game and pretty balanced, an anticipated final, so don't know what are you talking about
COPE.
Spain played way better and Kroos should have been out of the game with a red card 15 minutes in, dude injured 2 players in one game, the no call at the end was Karma, and it was offside anyway
@@Leo-bd7fw wasn’t offside my friend, but it was strange refereeing
As a Spaniard, I'm glad that Morata is out on accumulation of yellows because he f*ing sucks. Hopefully we start with Joselu in his place against France. I'm not concerned with Le Normand being out because Nacho is back, but I AM concerned about Carvajal being out on a red because he's excellent. Unfortunately, the referee made the baffling decision to let the second half of the extra time go on for 50% longer (over 6 minutes more) when he originally said 3 (already too long). During this additional time, Carvajal had to sacrifice himself and commit a second yellow to stop a dangerous counter attack and prevent the gams from going to penties.
Unfortunately they have cancelled one of those yellow cards after the match he will be able to play against France. God have a soul!
It was penalty. But Spain played very well ofc.
Apparently prior to this a German player also touch the ball with the hand
And in addition to a German touching with the hand, there was another one in offside.
@@sergiofernandez4566 the ball landed on Fullkrugs shoulder, that's not a handball
@@Jako1741 he wasn't, and it wasn't checked either
@@mildlyobesegoat7262 Ok ok ok I do not stand it anymore, I confess, the referee was one of our men
The amount of diving and rolling around in this game was a total embarrassment
$$$
"How Spain did it" By paying the ref.
Exactly. They paid the ref to let Toni Kroos intentionally injure Pedri and didn't so much as give him a warning. They also paid the ref to red card Dani Carvajal.
😭😭😭😭We call this loser
the whole world of clean football and even the referee will cheer for France
Germany straight up robbed on home soil
Exactly. They favored Spain so much they let Toni Kroos intentionally injure Pedri and didn't so much as give him a warning. They also red carded Dani Carvajal. UEFA's so corrupt.
@@jstos3675 Pedri fell in an unlucky manner after a foul in which Kroos did still play the ball. I agree he should've gotten a yellow in the first half but saying he intentionally injured him is bullsh*t. Also, Carvajal spent the entire match tackling Musiala and not even trying to go for the ball because he know he's only gonna get nutmegged, and when he blatantly did it in the last minute stopping a clear goal scoring opportunity, he knew he was going to get sent off for it and intentionally played unfairly anyways because it didn't matter anymore. He's the poor sportsman, and Spain is UEFA's favorite country. Vardrid and Barcelona have always been ridiculously favored by them because Spanish football heritage is paying the referee.
@@mildlyobesegoat7262 I know. The ref decided that Pedri was "unlucky" which is why he didn't even warn Kroos. Kroos literally flew into Pedri but yeah sure, Pedri was just "unlucky". As for Carvajal, the ref decided to give Kroos' red to him instead. You are right though. Vardrid is always favored, which explains why Kroos wasn't red carded and why the ref gave Germany an extra 5 minutes AFTER stoppage time.
Spain did it cause Germany were not clinical...very unlucky
What does "clinical" even mean in football? It's such a meaningless adjective. The ball goes in, they're clinical. The ball hits the post, they are not clinical.
these days football made simple dosent do analysis on many games as a fan for you guys that annoys me for instant england vs denmark .......am sure you wont analyse any other quarter final apart from portugal vs france
Germany only can play flank and spam crosses.
They did it with paying the ref
You paid him but did not work: two forgiven consecutive clear yellow cards injuring a player for the rest of the tournament and one more after that. Kross would have been expulsed by minute 30 in all fairness.
Tony Kross should have been fired but it wasn't
Germany was way better than spain
Fake,
COPE
hand tactics...
Germany was better after spain scored their first goal. Fullkrug missing both chances cost garmans the game.
This is because Spain defend this result