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Netherlands
FT
3 : 0
vs
HT 1 : 0
Germany

  • Netherlands
  • Goals
  • van Dijk (30')
  • Depay (87')
  • Wijnaldum (90')
  • Germany
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Samenvatting Nederland - Duitsland (13/10/2018)
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Samenvatting Nederland - Duitsland (13/10/2018)
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B/R Football on Twitter - A Germany legend makes Germany history 🇩🇪🏆 pic.twitter.com/bVWPygsDfd
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Squawka Football on Twitter - Matthijs de Ligt is the third-youngest player in history to earn 10 senior caps for the Netherlands men's national team.The youngest in the post-war era. 🇳🇱 pic.twitter.com/Zk1BZKbpmk
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Squawka Football on Twitter - Virgil van Dijk has now scored two goals for the Netherlands, both of which have come since being named captain:⚽️ vs. 🇵🇹 ⚽️ vs. 🇩🇪 Both against champions of this decade. pic.twitter.com/zFeXwh4kt2
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Squawka Football on Twitter - The Netherlands 3-0 win against Germany is their first in any meeting since 2002 and their first in a competitive fixture since 1992.The scoreline has never been seen before. 😳 pic.twitter.com/FeXpgbaGSl
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B/R Football on Twitter - Manuel Neuer disappearing for Van Dijk’s goal like… pic.twitter.com/lHwSfLBeCO
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Squawka Football on Twitter - Netherlands have beaten Germany by 3+ goals for the first time in their history (23 meetings).A massive Dutch win. 🇳🇱 pic.twitter.com/kKC0rknefr
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Home Manager
Ronald Koeman
4-3-3
Away Manager
Joachim Loew
4-1-4-1
1
Jasper Cillessen
2
Denzel Dumfries
3
Matthijs de Ligt
4
Virgil van Dijk
5
Daley Blind
6
Marten De Roon
7
Frenkie de Jong
8
Georginio Wijnaldum
10
Memphis Depay
11
Ryan Babel
1
Manuel Neuer
4
Matthias Ginter
17
Jerome Boateng
5
Mats Hummels
3
Jonas Hector
18
Joshua Kimmich
13
Thomas Muller
11
Emre Can
8
Toni Kroos
9
Timo Werner
23
Mark Uth
9
Steven Bergwijn

Substitutions

In on 77' for
Frenkie de Jong
15
Nathan Ake
In on 68' for
Ryan Babel
20
Quincy Promes
In on 68' for
Steven Bergwijn
22
Arnaut Groeneveld
In on 57' for
Emre Can
7
Julian Draxler
In on 68' for
Mark Uth
10
Julian Brandt
In on 57' for
Thomas Muller
19
Leroy Sane

Bench

Jeroen Zoet
Marco Bizot
Hans Hateboer
Stefan de Vrij
Kevin Strootman
Donny van de Beek
Luuk de Jong
Tonny Vilhena
Bernd Leno
Marc-Andre ter Stegen
Thilo Kehrer
Serge Gnabry
Nico Schulz
Niklas Suele
Jonathan Tah
Sebastian Rudy
Man Of The Match Poll
vote
154 Votes
Memphis Depay
38%
Julian Draxler
21%
Virgil van Dijk
18%
Georginio Wijnaldum
12%
Matthijs de Ligt
2%
  • 16
    fouls
    11
  • 2
    offsides
    1
  • 6
    shots on target
    4
  • 7
    shots off target
    11
  • 1
    blocked shots
    6
  • 1
    counter attacks
    0
  • 4
    corners
    12
  • 15
    crosses
    31
  • 44%
    possession
    56%
223 Votes
Netherlands vs Germany
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47 Comments
Top Comments
6CTIME 7 years ago
Arsenal 0 1
IT'S LAZY OZIL'S FAULT!!!! Oh wait...
45
TottSpurs 7 years ago
Tottenham Hotspur, United States 0 682
Good to see cyclical nature of football. Netherlands were down past 4 years, now maybe they're on the up. Germany won WC 2014, then had a pathetic WC 2018 showing. It's good to have teams experience ups and downs, it gets boring when it's the same old nations all the time. I'm all for Germany being relegated to League B.
16
The_Engineer 7 years ago
Real Madrid, Palestine 0 115
So happy for Ozil ..
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themancunian 7 years ago
Manchester United, England 0 40
Neuer is just plain shit these days. From hero to zero. Virgil van Dijk is improving since he went to Liverpool.
0
Brr4444 7 years ago
Inter, Somalia 0 53
That was the overrated Ozile's fault, ooho wait, was he there?
1
francisa75 7 years ago
FC Porto, Portugal 0 72
The player's attitude, was that the german team or Man Utd ?
0
Hadysuezz 7 years ago
Arsenal, Indonesia 0 3
Draxler is man of the match. :D
0
Ramzilchez 7 years ago
Arsenal, England 0 6
no mesut no party
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chelsea1960 7 years ago
Chelsea, Belgium 0 1020
i know he was treated with racisim but he's been shit fr arsenal and germany in the last 3 years
-7
chelsea1960 7 years ago
Chelsea, Belgium 0 1020
obviously your gonna downvote me you dont like the truth do u mate
-1
ricardo_villalobos 7 years ago
Inter, Dutch East Indies 0 36
ok neuer it's time to you to be on midfield
4
muchu69 7 years ago
Barcelona, Jamaica 0 51
It appears Van Dijk had predicted the scoreline in his goal celebration before it happened
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the_bald_genius 7 years ago Edited
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depay step up to take robben's place.
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depay step up to take robben's sacred number.
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Kayoko 7 years ago
Arsenal, Germany 3 419
Netherlands lucky kimmich ozil and Gomez didn't play!
-6
fly_haemmroids 7 years ago
0 8
are you blind? who played defensive midfield for Germany?
1
R7isMYsavior 7 years ago
Eibar 0 252
Blind played well today
6
Kayoko 7 years ago
Arsenal, Germany 3 419
Kimmich is a right back not defensive midfielder dummy that's why they lost!
-3
stev6696 7 years ago
Chelsea, Indonesia 0 15
but Kimmich did play smartass
1
Ajaxxxxx 7 years ago
Ajax, Netherlands 0 53
hahahah, it hurts doesn't it, özil is never gonna play for Germany again, Gomez is a grandpa, and like Kimmich would make a difference at right back.... xD
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Lambo91 7 years ago
Juventus, Italy 0 5196
HOLLANDA ARE BACK
3
Iker89 7 years ago
Real Madrid 0 813
Germany were too wasteful, similar to the WC.. they had many chances but they lack a goalscorer
2
The_Engineer 7 years ago
Real Madrid, Palestine 0 115
So happy for Ozil ..
13
Cizbiz 7 years ago
Barcelona, Netherlands 0 625
Oh and Wijnaldum pulled a Messi on Boateng!
1
MiaSanHugo 7 years ago
Bayern Munich, Germany 0 53
My ideal lineup to solve the problems

Neuer - Hummels, Süle, Ginter - Sané, Kroos, Havertz, Kimmich - Reus, Werner, Brandt.

Ter Stegen - Max, Rudiger, Tah, Weiser - Gündogan, Can - Gnabry, Müller, Goretzka - Stindl

That leaves the likes of Philipp, Wolf, Hoffmann, Rudy, Hector, Schulz, Hermann, Demirbay, Amiri, Draxler, Schürrle, Gondorf, Henrichs, Stark, Bittencourt, Terrode, Uth, Leno, Trapp, Ulreich, Baumann, Fahrman Hübner, Vogt, Weigl, Volland, etc. all as very decent backups.
-1
ddddd1200 7 years ago
Inter, Italy 0 16
that guy Uth is ridiculous how can he possibly start the match? Even crazier is Sanè still out from the starting 11
0
MiaSanHugo 7 years ago
Bayern Munich, Germany 0 53
Honestly this game was just funny to watch it was so so bad. I honestly can't believe Low hasn't changed a damn thing. Yes, I think Müller is getting a bit of a hard rack, but he shouldn't be in the starting XI at this stage. Boateng just gets worse and worse, Draxler was resposible for both of the late goals. Why Low doesnt switch to a 3-4-2-1 like he played in the Confederations cup I don't know? They could play Sané out wide like he plays at City with Kimmich on the opposite side. I honestly cannot wait until Fiete Arp gets his groove in a year or two and can play as a proper out and out striker. until then I think the best option is to accomodate Werner's counter-attacking abilities and play fast direct football. Philip Max needs a call too.
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R7isMYsavior 7 years ago
Eibar 0 252
Germany misses great striker, once they lose the ball, all goes wrong
2
Cizbiz 7 years ago
Barcelona, Netherlands 0 625
One does not just underestimate Netherlands... Ask Spain(2010), France(2008) and Brazil (last 20 years).
3
Kayoko 7 years ago
Arsenal, Germany 3 419
Ask costa Rica 2014... oh wait
0
Faxe_kondi 7 years ago
Bayern Munich, Germany 0 230
2010 spain won World cup, 2008 spain won Euro cup, and Brazil has 5 world cups mate. So who cares if you guys win here and there, when it matters you are no where to be found. And btw as Footy is saying. This is your first win in any meeting since 2002 and your first in a competitive fixture since 1992. And Germany won 2014 World Cup, and has 4 World cup's.
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Cizbiz 7 years ago
Barcelona, Netherlands 0 625
Faxe, that's exactly the point. We suck in general, but win against the champions. And we're pretty comfortable with that. So that's just your hurt butt talking.
0
amir_keal 7 years ago
Arsenal, Netherlands 66 2895
De Ligt is developing into a wall, but still can improve. Time to take Sane outta that pocket!
0
milanlamiavita 7 years ago Edited
Bustese Milano City, Italy 4 3418
Was Sane' 'outta that pocket' when he was completely left unmarked and all the time to shoot at goal? What game did you watch?? Germany had 4 shots on target and 11 off target. De Ligt nearly cost Nederlands twice just in the first 5 minutes.
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Was Sane' 'outta that pocket' when he was completely left unmarked and all the time to shoot at goal?
amir_keal 7 years ago
Arsenal, Netherlands 66 2895
What I meant when I said could improve, seems a bit dodgy in these games, but he's growing well and I can see it. This was a very good game for him IMO.
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TottSpurs 7 years ago
Tottenham Hotspur, United States 0 682
Good to see cyclical nature of football. Netherlands were down past 4 years, now maybe they're on the up. Germany won WC 2014, then had a pathetic WC 2018 showing. It's good to have teams experience ups and downs, it gets boring when it's the same old nations all the time. I'm all for Germany being relegated to League B.
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6CTIME 7 years ago
Arsenal 0 1
IT'S LAZY OZIL'S FAULT!!!! Oh wait...
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Iker89 7 years ago
Real Madrid 0 813
Ozil has been terrible as well, using "racism" as his excuse.. pathetic
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Roadcrew 7 years ago
Chelsea 0 224
No need to defend ozil like that. He is one of the laziest player on earth, eventhough he has a good skill and vision tho
-1
Kayoko 7 years ago
Arsenal, Germany 3 419
Not as lazy as shit willian
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