Germany 1-1 Switzerland, the first place in the group, in the same area as the double teeth, will England and France have any special ideas?

Carrington Analysts

2024-06-24 07:18Posted in Henan Sports Creators

The Swiss team has always been able to play well, and they are not intimidated in the face of strong teams, but they will not win easily when they encounter weak teams. They came close to beating Germany this time, and if they do, it will be the happiest moment for Swiss football. It's a pity that the last few minutes were equalized by the Germans with their old tricks.

After winning the group, Germany could face the likes of Spain or Portugal next. If Spain and Germany both reach the last eight, they will have to face each other in the last eight. Germany's next opponent is likely to be the second in Group C, which includes England and Denmark. Also, if France don't finish top of Group D, they could also meet these teams in the semi-finals. In this way, this half of the district is lively, France, Spain, Portugal, Germany are all here. France and England are battling it out to top the group and will have to be careful in the final round.

Germany played a tough game and Switzerland defended too well. In the first two group games, Scotland and Hungary did the same, which was to prevent Kroos from passing forward, forcing the German midfielders to step back to help, so that their forward attack slowed down, but only Switzerland really did this. Kroos was blocked every time he tried to pass forward, and he actually missed three times, which is really rare. He had to keep passing horizontally or back, which gave Germany less opportunity to suddenly accelerate the attack.

In the first half, Germany asked Musiala to step back to receive the ball and try to use his speed to get rid of the defence, but Wirtz was more accustomed to having the ball at his feet and not as fast. Without the support of the backfield, Germany's center forward Havertz was almost helpless in the face of Akanji's defense, he tried many times, only succeeded in 4 of 7 duels, and ran to the side to receive the ball many times, but the defense of the three central defenders facing Switzerland could not squeeze in at all.

Of course, you could say that the referee also had an impact, but at least Switzerland showed how to deal with Germany by limiting your centre-forward and Kroos, and then using the tight midfield to cut off any attempts to penetrate the ribs. Although the German team had 18 shots on goal in this game, only three of them actually hit the goal frame, and most of these shots were completed by the opponent's defense. This is the secret of the German team! However, the Germans have a trick up their sleeve, and that's their rare tall centre-forward, Phil Kruger. He came on and scored the opponent's goal with a header to help Germany equalize the score. But is it a good thing that Germany finished top of the group and avoided old rivals Italy?

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