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UEFA Euro 2024 Quarterfinal LIVE Updates, Spain vs Germany LIVE Score: Spain are 1-0 ahead in the second half against Germany in the Euro 2024 Quarterfinal encounter. The two nations are arguably the two best teams in the tournament so far, with Spain having scored nine goals and Germany eight. Watch out for Spain wingers Lamine Yamal and Nico Williams to delight, whilst midfielder Fabian Ruiz has also starred. Germany have looked a cohesive unit so far, with Jamal Musiala being the joint-top goalscorer of Euro 2024. Toni Kroos will also face many of his Real Madrid teammates, who could end his search for a fairytale end to his career. (MATCH CENTER)

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  • 23:12 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Havertz misses it!

    Unai Simon was caught in no man’s land but Kai Havertz misses out. A chip over the goalkeeper’s head but it was agonisingly wide. No luck for Germany and they are so close to elimination now.

  • 23:09 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Germany opt for a legend

    Thomas Mueller is here and this is the last throw of the dice for Germany. The Space Investigator has won many matches for his team in the past and his side will be looking for one more magical play.

  • 23:08 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: So close for Germany!

    Fullkrug has hit the post and Germany come so close to equalising. A cut back found the big striker but he was off balance and his shot crashed into the post and bounced away. So close yet so far!

  • 23:05 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Young power of Spain

    Spain have relied heavily on their young superstars and they have delivered! Yamal has been an absolute revelation till now while Olmo found the magic to hand them the lead. 15 minutes to go and Spain are in control.

  • 22:59 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: What a save!

    What a save by Unai Simon! Andrich had a lot of space to unleash a powerful shot but Simon was aware of it and pulled off a perfect dive to complete a solid save. This is brilliant football from Spain and time is running out for Germany.

  • 22:53 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Germany trying hard

    The introduction of Fullkrug has completely changed how Germany attack and now, they are relying more on aerial balls. While they did get a couple of headers on target, nothing dangerous as of now and they continue to look for that goal.

  • 22:47 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Couple of changes for Germany once again

    Germany are not down and out as they attack with all their might against Spain after conceding the goal. Couple of changes by Nagelsmann with Fulkrug being the big one as they now have a big centre forward who can be the focal point of the attacks.

  • 22:43 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Olmo scores!

    Dani Olmo scores and Spain have taken the lead. Swift attack from Spain and once again, Yamal played a big role. Perfect pass from the youngster and Olmo made no mistake. Neuer had no chance and Spain have taken the advantage.

  • 22:40 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Fouls are not stopping

    The fouls are just not stopping as the second half has seen more than 5 fouls in the past 2-3 minutes. Carlos Puyol and Gerard Pique in attendance and they will be interested in seeing how the defenders are handling the situation.

  • 22:34 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Germany’s new tactic

    Writz on for Sane and Andrich on for Emre Can – Couple of changes for Germany as well as the second half begins. Game on!

  • 22:33 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Another substitutiton for Spain

    Spain are going for a substitute ahead of the second half – Nacho replaces Le Normand and this is a precautionary measure as the defender was on a yellow card.

  • 22:23 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: End of first half

    That is the end of first half and the scoreline reads Spain 0-0 Germany. Surprising considering the fact that both teams have a lot of attacks. However, second half still left and if needed, extra time and the dreaded penalty shootout.

  • 22:14 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: A half of missed opportunities

    The first half of this game was truly a story of missed opportunities. Both Germany and Spain had brilliant chances to take the lead. However, the finishing was just not there and both of them will have to look within to find a way to outwit the opposition.

  • 22:08 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Massive chances go begging

    Kai Havertz once again had the chance to score as he chested down a brilliant pass but his shot was saved by Unai Simon. On the other end, it was Neuer who saved the shot from Nico Williams to keep this match 0-0.

  • 22:03 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Yellow card for Spain

    Robin Le Normand becomes the first Spanish player to pick up a booking in this game. It has been quite a rough game till now with both sides not shying away from going for tackles.

  • 21:59 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Another yellow card

    Another yellow card for Germany as David Raum is booked. Two defenders from Germany now have yellow cards and this is not going to be an easy game. With Spain depending on their pace a lot, the defenders are going to find it difficult to keep the attackers like Nico Williams and Dani Olmo in check.

  • 21:54 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: End to end football

    It has been end to end stuff in this game till now. Both teams have looked like they can score at any time but that magic has been missing. Kai Havertz received the latest chance as he jumped the highest among the players for a cross but his header was saved easily by Unai Simon.

  • 21:50 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Bad news for Germany

    Antonio Rudiger picks up a yellow card for a tackle on Dani Olmo and this is bad news for Germany. First, their centre back will now have to be careful and if they qualify for the semi-finals, he will not be available for the encounter.

  • 21:46 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Chances after chances

    Chances on both sides as Germany first had an opportunity to take a shot but it was saved easily by the goalkeeper. Couple of minutes later, Yamal had a chance to score from a free-kick but his attempt was just inches wide of the target.

  • 21:41 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Pedri injured

    Massive blow to Spain early in the match as Pedri has picked up an injury. The foul from Kroos resulted in a bad injury for the youngster as he limps off the field. Dani Olmo is a very early substitution for Spain.

  • 21:35 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Early collision

    A slight injury to Cucurella followed by a foul on Pedri from Tonu Kroos. Powerful tackle but Pedri looks in a bit of bother. This is not going to be an easy game at all.

  • 21:32 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: We are underway

    The match has began and Spain are on the front foot. A powerful shot from Alvaro Morata but straight to Neuer. However, a show of intent from Spain and they will be happy with this positive start.

  • 21:26 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Time for the national anthems

    The two teams are out in the middle and it is time for the national anthems. We are just minutes away from a huge encounter in the Euro 2024.

  • 21:21 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: History

    Both Germany and Spain have won three Euros titles, – the most by any side in the history of the competition. A massive game awaits as two heavyweights fight it out for a spot in the semifinals.

  • 21:14 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: ESP playing XI

    Unai Simon; Dani Carvajal, Robin Le Normand, Aymeric Laporte, Marc Cucurella; Rodri, Fabian Ruiz; Lamine Yamal, Pedri, Nico Williams; Alvaro Morata (capt)

  • 21:09 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: GER playing XI

    Manuel Neuer; Joshua Kimmich, Antonio Ruediger, Jonathan Tah, David Raum; Emre Can, Toni Kroos; Jamal Musiala, Ilkay Gundogan (capt), Leroy Sane; Kai Havertz

  • 21:03 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Olmo-st a different route

    Spanish media had reported that RB Leipzig forward Dani Olmo may come in ahead of Barcelona’s Pedri for the tie, but Luis De la Fuente decided to stick with his tried and tested formula.

  • 20:59 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Is consistency the key?

    Spain coach Luis de la Fuente opted to stick with his starting XI from the 4-1 defeat of Georgia in their last 16 tie and the 1-0 win over Italy in the group stages.

  • 20:56 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Emre Can

    Emre Can, who was left out of Nagelsmann’s original Euros squad but was called in at the 11th hour to replace the sick Aleksandar Pavlovic, will start his first match for the national team since September. Nagelsmann also brought back centre-back Jonathan Tah in place of Nico Schlotterbeck — Tah missed Germany’s 2-0 win over Denmark in Dortmund in the last 16 with a yellow card suspension.

  • 20:54 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Big changes

    Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann has started Emre Can in defensive midfield alongside Toni Kroos, ahead of Robert Andrich, for Friday’s Euro 2024 quarter-final clash with Spain in Stuttgart. Andrich has been a fixture of Nagelsmann’s starting side since March and has played from the beginning in each of the hosts’ four matches so far at Euro 2024.

  • 20:53 (IST)

    Spain vs Germany LIVE: Hello and welcome

    Welcome to the live coverage of the Euro 2024 quarterfinal match between Spain and Germany. Two unbeaten sides with brilliant showing in the tournament till now and it is truly a clash of titans in the competition tonight.



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Germany vs Denmark Live Streaming Euro 2024 Round Of 16 Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch https://artifex.news/germany-vs-denmark-live-streaming-euro-2024-round-of-16-live-telecast-when-and-where-to-watch-5996718/ Sat, 29 Jun 2024 19:27:07 +0000 https://artifex.news/germany-vs-denmark-live-streaming-euro-2024-round-of-16-live-telecast-when-and-where-to-watch-5996718/ Read More “Germany vs Denmark Live Streaming Euro 2024 Round Of 16 Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch” »

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Germany vs Denmark Live Streaming Euro 2024 Round of 16 Live Telecast: Switzerland take on Italy in the first Round of 16 match of Euro 2024. Both nations finished second in their respective groups. Switzerland might’ve finished second in Group A, but they were minutes away from beating hosts Germany in their previous game. Defending champions Italy on the other hand, have sneaked their way into the knockout stage, after a loss to Spain and a last-minute equaliser against Croatia. The winner of this game will face one of England or Slovakia in the quarter-finals.

When will the Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match take place?

The Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match will take place on Sunday, June 30 (IST).

Where will the Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match be played?

The Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match will be played at the BVB Stadion Dortmund, Dortmund.

What time will the Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match start?

The Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match will start at 12:30 AM IST.

Which TV channels will telecast the Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match?

The Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match will be telecast on the Sony Sports Network.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match?

The Germany vs Denmark, Euro 2024 Round of 16 match will be streamed live on SonyLiv app and website.

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Euro 2024 Live: Germany, Switzerland Face Off With Top Spot Up For Grabs https://artifex.news/euro-cup-2024-group-a-switzerland-vs-germany-live-today-football-match-sui-v-ger-live-updates-5952685/ Sun, 23 Jun 2024 17:53:08 +0000 https://artifex.news/euro-cup-2024-group-a-switzerland-vs-germany-live-today-football-match-sui-v-ger-live-updates-5952685/ Read More “Euro 2024 Live: Germany, Switzerland Face Off With Top Spot Up For Grabs” »

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Switzerland vs Germany LIVE Updates, Euro 2Germany face Switzerland in Euro 2024, with the motivation of both sides being to seal top spot in Group A. Hosts Germany have been arguably the best side of the tournament so far, while Switzerland have dodged past Hungary and Scotland with four points in total. A lot of eyeballs will also be on the adjacent game between Hungary and Scotland, with both sides needing a win to keep qualification hopes alive. Germany might see the game as a chance to test their bench strength, with Leroy Sane hopeful for a start. (Match-Center)



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Switzerland vs Germany Live Streaming Euro 2024 Live Telecast: As the business end of UEFA Euro 2024 gets underway, the clash between hosts Germany and Switzerland may not be so decisive, as both nations are almost certainly through to the knockout stage. With Germany on six points and Switzerland on four, both teams are also well-placed to finish top two in Group A. This match, therefore, offers both nations a chance to test their bench strength. Leroy Sane will be hopeful of getting a start, being the biggest name among Germany’s substitutes.

When will the Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match take place?

The Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match will take place on Monday, June 24 (IST).

Where will the Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match be played?

The Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match will be played at the Frankfurt Arena, Frankfurt.

What time will the Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match start?

The Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match will start at 12:30 AM IST.

Which TV channels will telecast the Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match?

The Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match will be telecast on the Sony Sports Network.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match?

The Switzerland vs Germany, Euro 2024 match will be streamed live on SonyLiv app and website.

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Euro 2024: Hungary Coach Slams Refereeing ‘Double Standards’ In Germany Loss https://artifex.news/euro-2024-hungary-coach-slams-refereeing-double-standards-in-germany-loss-5927772/ Thu, 20 Jun 2024 01:02:12 +0000 https://artifex.news/euro-2024-hungary-coach-slams-refereeing-double-standards-in-germany-loss-5927772/ Read More “Euro 2024: Hungary Coach Slams Refereeing ‘Double Standards’ In Germany Loss” »

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Hungary coach Marco Rossi criticised the decision to allow Germany’s opening goal as his side lost 2-0 to the Euro 2024 hosts in Stuttgart on Wednesday. Jamal Musiala gave Germany the lead in the first half after he was set up by Ilkay Gundogan, but Hungary players were incensed a foul was not given for a challenge on defender Willi Orban. “I’ve never complained in my career as a player or coach, I’ve never looked for excuses, but what the referee did tonight… the referee used a double standard,” said Rossi.

“The referee allowed a goal on a push on Orban. Second half in a similar situation on (Germany midfielder Robert) Andrich, the referee whistled a foul.”

Rossi also took aim at the video assistant referees for not intervening, with Musiala’s goal allowed to stand after a short VAR check.

“In my perspective Germany would have won anyways, but the referee was the worst on the pitch,” he said.

“I told my players they have nothing to regret. Germany for me is the big favourite to win the Euros but they didn’t need help from the referee to win, especially against a team like Hungary.

“Let’s see when Germany plays a team like France if a foul is given or not.”

Gundogan, who later scored Germany’s second goal, said he was bemused by the reaction of the Hungary players.

The Barcelona midfielder insisted he had done nothing wrong while jostling for the ball with Orban, eventually pulling it back for Musiala to score after the centre-back tumbled to the ground.

“I was quite surprised that he or his Hungary team-mates were a bit angry about it,” said Gundogan.

“I don’t know what it looked like on TV. I played in the Premier League for seven years, if you gave that foul in the Premier League then I think everyone would be laughing on the floor.”

Hungary take on Scotland in their final game in Stuttgart on Sunday knowing victory is imperative if they are to reach the last 16.

“We have a foot out of the Euros, we’re not out of it mathematically,” said Rossi.

“In the final game we’ll try everything to win, we don’t want to exit without getting a single point. I don’t think we deserve to be on zero points at this stage of the competition.”

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Germany vs Hungary Live Streaming Euro 2024 Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch https://artifex.news/germany-vs-hungary-live-streaming-euro-2024-live-telecast-when-and-where-to-watch-5924364/ Wed, 19 Jun 2024 15:06:24 +0000 https://artifex.news/germany-vs-hungary-live-streaming-euro-2024-live-telecast-when-and-where-to-watch-5924364/ Read More “Germany vs Hungary Live Streaming Euro 2024 Live Telecast: When And Where To Watch” »

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Germany vs Hungary Live Streaming Euro 2024 Live Telecast: UEFA Euro 2024 hosts Germany got off to just about the perfect start against Scotland, and will be hoping to make it two wins from two, as they face a downbeat Hungary on Wednesday night. With Toni Kroos on his farewell tour and the youth of Florian Wirtz and Jamal Musiala, Germany dazzled in a 5-1 win in their first game. Hungary looked hapless as they faltered to a 3-1 defeat against Switzerland, and coach Marco Rossi dismissed any hope of them defeating Germany if they played like that again.

When will the Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match take place?

The Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match will take place on Wednesday, June 19 (IST).

Where will the Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match be played?

The Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match will be played at the Stuttgart Arena, Stuttgart.

What time will the Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match start?

The Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match will start at 9:30 PM IST.

Which TV channels will telecast the Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match?

The Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match will be telecast on the Sony Sports Network.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match?

The Germany vs Hungary, Euro 2024 match will be streamed live on SonyLiv app and website.

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Germany thrashed 10-man Scotland 5-1 as the Euro 2024 hosts kicked off the tournament in style in Munich on Friday, the start of a journey they hope culminates in a record fourth continental title. Florian Wirtz struck the opening goal 10 minutes in and Jamal Musiala soon doubled Germany’s lead with an emphatic finish. A greatly awaited night for Scotland went from bad to worse before half-time when Ryan Porteous was sent off for a two-footed challenge on Ilkay Gundogan, with Kai Havertz tucking away the resulting penalty. Niclas Fuellkrug powered in a fourth midway through the second half after coming on as a substitute and not even a late own goal from Antonio Ruediger could spoil an otherwise perfect start to the campaign for Germany.

There was even time for Emre Can to add a fifth goal with the final kick of the game.

Scotland could surely not have envisioned such a disastrous beginning, but they must regroup quickly with games to come in Group A against Switzerland and Hungary.

After three successive failures at major tournaments, including back-to-back group stage exits at the 2018 and 2022 World Cups, this was a strong statement of intent from an experienced Germany side.

It is Germany’s first men’s major tournament as hosts since the 2006 World Cup, and they are looking to recreate the magic that helped rekindle the passion for the national team after a spell in the international doldrums.

Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann had spoken of his players’ hunger to atone for the failures of recent times, with the outlook improving and optimism gradually increasing since his appointment in September.

His counterpart Steve Clarke on the other hand urged Scotland to “fear no one” going into the country’s second straight Euros after more than two decades in the international wilderness.

Almost right away Germany took the game to a Scotland side who arrived in Munich with only one win from their past nine matches — an unimpressive 2-0 victory over lowly Gibraltar last week.

Scotland goalkeeper Angus Gunn alertly blocked from an offside Wirtz, but Germany did not wait long in grasping the match by the scruff of the neck.

Toni Kroos, coaxed out of his Germany retirement earlier this year, pinged a ball out to Joshua Kimmich, who teed up Wirtz to sweep in from the edge of the area as Gunn could only help the shot in via the post.

Kroos will hang up his boots for good after the tournament, but with him and Gundogan running the Germany midfield they bring a level of knowledge and maturity few can match.

Gundogan threaded a pass through the Scotland defence to Havertz, who worked it back towards Musiala, the Bayern Munich attacker created himself space to crash a strike into the roof of the net. 

Germany were initially awarded a penalty as Musiala went down in a heap after getting caught between Ryan Christie and Kieran Tierney, but referee Clement Turpin deemed the foul occurred outside the area after consulting the touchline monitor.

That merely delayed Germany’s third goal, which did eventually come from the spot following another VAR review that led to Porteous being sent off for a crude challenge on Gundogan, who was chopped down attempting to convert the rebound from his own header.

Havertz calmly sent Gunn the wrong way and drained any remaining optimism from Scotland’s once boisterous and sizeable travelling contingent of supporters.

Scotland tried to limit the damage in the second half, but there was no stopping Fuellkrug’s thumping drive into the top corner within a few minutes of his introduction as a replacement for Havertz. 

Fuellkrug had the ball in the net a second time, but fortunately for Scotland they were spared further misery when he was ruled offside.

The only bright spot for Scotland came three minutes from time as Ruediger inadvertently diverted Scott McKenna’s header past goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.

But there was still more punishment to come as substitute Can curled home from 20 yards right at the death to cap a glorious night for the Germans.

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Bayern Munich vs Arsenal Live Streaming: Six-time champions Bayern Munich will look to revive their title winning hopes as they host Arsenal in the second leg of their UEFA Champions League quarterfinal tie on Thursday, April 18 (IST). Dumped out of the German Cup in the second round and dethroned of the Bundesliga crown by Bayer Leverkusen, Julian Nagelsmann’s side kept their title-winning ambitions alive with a hard-fought 2-2 draw in the first leg at the Emirates Stadium last week. Bayern thrashed Arsenal 5-1 during the Gunners’ last two trips to Bavaria in 2015 and 2017, respectively.

When will the Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final be played?

The Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final will be played on Thursday, April 18 (IST).

Where will the Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final be played?

The Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final will be played at the Allian Arena in Munich.

What time will the Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final match start?

The Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final will start at 12:30 AM IST.

Which TV channels will broadcast the Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final match?

The Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final match will be broadcast on Sony Sports Network.

Where to follow the live streaming of the Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final match?

The Bayern Munich vs Arsenal, UEFA Champions League Quarter-final match will be streamed live on Sony LIV app.

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‘Panicky’ Bayern Munich Held In Freiburg To Boost Bayer Leverkusen Title Hopes https://artifex.news/panicky-bayern-munich-held-in-freiburg-to-boost-bayer-leverkusen-title-hopes-5160953/ Sat, 02 Mar 2024 04:47:13 +0000 https://artifex.news/panicky-bayern-munich-held-in-freiburg-to-boost-bayer-leverkusen-title-hopes-5160953/ Read More “‘Panicky’ Bayern Munich Held In Freiburg To Boost Bayer Leverkusen Title Hopes” »

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Bayern Munich were held to a 2-2 draw at Freiburg on Friday, an 87th-minute equaliser from Lucas Hoeler giving leaders Bayer Leverkusen a chance to go 10 points clear. Mathys Tel’s 35th-minute stunner had cancelled out an impressive opener from Freiburg captain Christian Guenter, before Jamal Musiala‘s spectacular solo effort looked to have snared the three points for Bayern. Hoeler however had other ideas, chipping a volley through a crowded Bayern penalty area and past a helpless Manuel Neuer.

Bayern manager Thomas Tuchel criticised his players’ “body language and lack of bite” in the first half an hour, telling DAZN “we played completely without structure and had no discipline and weren’t in our positions.”

Calling his side “panicky”, Tuchel said: “We did things that we’ve never trained, that we’ve never spoken about.

“We played like it was the 85th minute and we were a goal down.”

Musiala told DAZN he felt “frustrated”.

“Since I’ve been at Bayern it’s been in my head that we must win and we hate to lose.  We want to win the Bundesliga, we want to win titles,” he said.

Bayern have now failed to win away from home in four matches dating back to January in both the Bundesliga and Champions League.

Tuchel’s side face Lazio at home in the last 16 of the Champions League on Tuesday, staring down an early exit with a 1-0 deficit from the first leg in Rome.

‘Simply instinct’

Xabi Alonso‘s unbeaten Bayer Leverkusen can go 10 points clear of the Bavarians with a win against lowly Cologne in their derby clash on Sunday as they chase a first-ever Bundesliga title.

“We played a good game” Freiburg’s Vincenzo Grifo told DAZN. “It’s clear that you have to suffer against Bayern.”

Guenter blasted the hosts into the lead after 12 minutes, unleashing a spinning rocket from outside the box and into the bottom right of the goal.

The goal was the Freiburg captain’s first of the season and the club’s only strike from outside the box this campaign.

Not content to allow Guenter to dominate the highlights reel, Tel hit back with a dream goal of his own, curling in a long-range effort on his second league start this season.

With 15 minutes remaining, and Bayern dominating possession but failing to carve out clear chances, Musiala dribbled past three Freiburg defenders and blasted a low shot into the right corner.

“Simply instinct” said Musiala of the goal. “You try and you dribble and see what you can create.”

Despite holding the lead Bayern grew passive, dropping deep to hold onto their slender lead.

With just three minutes of regular time remaining, Hoeler held off several Bayern defenders and chipped a volley over Neuer and into the goal.

The draw spoilt the first day at work for Bayern sporting director Max Eberl, who said during his unveiling this week the side would still push Leverkusen for the title.

The point sees Freiburg finish the night in ninth place in a crowded Bundesliga table, with only five points separating seventh and 15th places.

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Mathys Tel Strikes Late As Bayern Munich Come From Behind To beat Copenhagen https://artifex.news/mathys-tel-strikes-late-as-bayern-munich-come-from-behind-to-beat-copenhagen-4447820/ Wed, 04 Oct 2023 04:31:28 +0000 https://artifex.news/mathys-tel-strikes-late-as-bayern-munich-come-from-behind-to-beat-copenhagen-4447820/ Read More “Mathys Tel Strikes Late As Bayern Munich Come From Behind To beat Copenhagen” »

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Teenage Bayern Munich striker Mathys Tel struck late as his side came from behind to beat FC Copenhagen 2-1 in their Champions League clash in the Danish capital on Tuesday. Bayern lacked fluidity and struggled against an impressive Copenhagen side, who grabbed the lead early in the second half thanks to Lukas Lerager‘s opener. With Bayern in danger of losing their first Champions League group stage match since September 2017, Thomas Tuchel’s men upped the ante, Jamal Musiala equalising with a superb solo effort.

Tel, brought on in the 77th minute alongside Thomas Mueller with just seven minutes remaining, collected the ball from the Bayern veteran before unleashing a winner past the helpless home goalkeeper Kamil Grabara.

Super-sub Tel has now scored five of his six goals after coming off the bench and ensured Bayern won their 15th group stage match in a row.

Tuchel told Amazon Prime he had been trying to replace Musiala when the forward scored the equaliser.

“He’s returning from a muscle injury and we’d tried to take him off,” Tuchel said with a smile.

Bayern captain Joshua Kimmich thanked Mueller and Tel, who came off the bench to combine for the winner. “We’ve got great quality on the bench and they’ve saved us often this season.”

Bayern full strength

Injury-hit Bayern came into the match with only two recognised centre-backs and had spent the week courting former defender Jerome Boateng, 35, in the hopes of securing a short-term deal.

Even with a full contingent, Bayern had been worryingly leaky in defence in recent weeks, with 10 goals they have conceded in the past four matches too many for a side who spent big in the summer hoping for a seventh European title this season.

Despite Tuchel’s frequent complaints of a “thin” squad, he named a full strength side including star striker Harry Kane, speaking before the match of his “great respect for every Champions League opponent”.

The first half went by largely without incident, Bayern again struggling to find fluidity against an opponent willing to press hard and fight as they did in Saturday’s 2-2 draw at RB Leipzig.

While the German champions were able to rebound immediately in that match to overcome a two-goal deficit to draw, Copenhagen drew first blood, taking the lead 10 minutes into the second half.

Bayern’s Kim Min-jae blocked a powerful shot from winger Viktor Claesson, but the ball fell to Lerager, who crashed in a first-time shot.

The shellshocked visitors looked to get back in the game immediately and dominated possession, but Copenhagen fought hard, wanting to avoid again dropping points from a winning position as they had done while 2-0 up at Galatasaray to draw in their opening game.

With just over 20 minutes remaining, Musiala took it upon himself to drag Bayern back into the game, shedding two defenders while holding a third at bay to slam home past Grabara.

As he has done several times this season, Tuchel turned to Tel and the 18-year-old striker delivered almost immediately, scoring a stunner just six minutes after coming on to give Bayern the lead.

With less than a minute remaining, Bayern ‘keeper Sven Ulreich got his fingertips to a loose ball from a cross, helping the club keep their stellar group stage record intact.

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