The Germans’ game was slow for a long time and the defense was disorganized. Things got better when the national coach changed his plan. And he saw that he had something, a real center forward.
June 24, 2024, 1:28 am
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Germany wins the group with a late equalizer against Switzerland. After a tough game in which Switzerland took a 1-0 lead, Niclas Füllkrug equalized in injury time. Germany showed a different face, especially in the second half, and relied on wing play to equalize. Despite a few counterattack opportunities for Switzerland, Germany was also a little lucky in the end. Jonathan Tah received a yellow card and will miss the round of 16, where Germany will now face England, Denmark or Serbia.
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Joker Niclas Füllkrug saved the evening and the group victory for the DFB team. © Alexander Hassenstein/Getty Images
Switzerland-Germany 1:1 (1:0)
Tore: 1:0 Dan Ndoye (28. Minute), 1:1 Niclas Füllkrug (90.+2 Minute)
It was a tough game for a long time. This was due both to the Swiss, who stood close together and defended courageously, and to the Germans, who had little to say about it. Toni Kroos always heard the footsteps of a Swiss player next to or behind him, and the defenders were also quickly approached. Kroos and Robert Andrich trotted back alongside Jonathan Tah and Antonio Rüdiger several times to support the build-up play. The area around the Swiss penalty area was also no place for claustrophobics, with half a dozen men in red constantly standing there. Only very rarely were Jamal Musiala and Florian Wirtz able to pull the tangle of Swiss legs apart with a dribble. In the first half, there were hardly any really good German chances.
