The German national football team elegantly qualified for the World Cup for the 19th time in a row, and for the 21st time in total, winning the match for the first place in Group A against the Slovak national team with 6-0 (4-0).
The uncertainty, if there was any, at the Red Bull Arena in Leipzig was dispelled after half an hour of play. Back then, Julian Nagelsmann’s team already had two hit leadand she got there with goals Nick Woltemade (18) i Serge Gnabry (29). By the end of the first half, the Slovaks gave in twice more under German pressure, and both times he shook the net Leroy Sane (36, 41).
The Germans are in the second half eased the pressure a littlebut scored two more goals after very nice actions. The scorer was 5-0 Riddle Baku (67), and for the final 6-0 he hit the net Assan Ouedraogo (79).
The Slovaks have fond memories of the victory against “Elf” in Bratislava and the possibility of reaching the World Cup through additional qualifications.
The Netherlands became the 34th national team to confirm their appearance at the WC, and did so by winning in Amsterdam Lithuania with 4-0. Tijani Reijnders (16) was the only scorer in the first half, and then the Dutch scored three more goals from the 58th to the 62nd minute. Cody Gakpo (58) scored a penalty kick, and Xavi Simons (60) and Donyell Malen (62) hit the net from play.
I Poland celebrated on Maltabut will look for a way to the World Championship in additional qualifications. The Poles took the lead in the 32nd minute with a goal by Robert Lewandowski, but just four minutes later Irvin Cardona equalized. Poland took the lead again in the 59th minute, and the scorer was Pawel Wszolek. And again, the Maltese managed to equalize in the 68th minute, and the penalty kick was taken by Teddy Teuma. Piotr Zielinski (85) made sure that the Poles ended their performance in the qualifiers with a victory.
Igor Pajač led the Croatian refereeing team in this match, and handed out two yellow cards to both sides and awarded a penalty kick to the intervention from the VAR room in which Ivan Bebek and Fran Jović were present.
(Hina | Photo: DFB Team)
