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The group E second round of Qatar 2022 World Cup between Spain & Germany started with full attacking forces.
Sane feeds Musiala who keeps the move alive in the penalty area. It bundles through and Fulkrugg takes over, firing a vicious strike beyond Simon and into the top corner from the right-hand side.
Sane and Musiala combine before Sane went down in the area.
Brilliant from Goretzka to slide back and win possession, and suddenly Germany spring forward! Sane is played in and has Fullkrug to his right, but he tries to go around Simon! The Spain goalkeeper sees it out and then collects the corner!
Plenty of penalty appeals, but it was a perfectly timed tackle.
Fullkrug then runs into Busquets and is awarded the free-kick in a great position. Sane and Kimmich are behind it.
Do either team have a big finish? This kind of suits both of them. Spain are fine with a draw, while Germany would have bitten your hand off for a point after going behind.
Sane played a neat reverse pass insde to Musiala who went for power against Simon.
The keeper stood tall as it smashed against his arm and out for a corner.
A touch more composure and Germany are level.
Let off again for Spain, and Simon! The goalkeeper rolls a risky pass out to Pedri, with Kimmich breathing down his neck. Germany win it back and Kimmich is teed up for the shot, which is saved by Simon to his right.
Niclas Fullkrug’s late goal salvaged a 1-1 draw with Spain as Germany just about kept their World Cup campaign on track at the Al Bayt Stadium.
Alvaro Morata had come off the bench to give Spain the lead earlier in the second half but fellow substitute Fullkrug fired beyond Unai Simon to change the mood as Germany earned their first point of the 2022 World Cup following their shock defeat to Japan.
Hansi Flick made changes to the team from that game and Germany competed well throughout against a strong Spain side. Antonio Rudiger had a goal disallowed for offside in the first half and Jamal Musiala forced a really good stop from Unai Simon in the second.
Morata, introduced early in the second half, did manage to find the finish for Spain, his deft flick from close range proving too good from Manuel Neuer. But Fullkrug found the response with a fierce finish after Musiala’s turn and Germany finished the stronger.
They remain bottom of Group E but the situation could have been worse. Had Japan not lost to Costa Rica earlier in the day then defeat to Spain would have been enough to eliminate the 2014 World Cup winners with a match still left for them to play.
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