Netherlands - Germany 1: 1: DFB

Under national coach Hansi Flick, the German national team has not won a country game. After eight victories in the first eight games since the takeover of the ex-Bayern coach, the DFB-ELF played at the test against the Netherlands 1: 1 draw.

• NETHERLANDS - Germany: The analysis
• NETHERLANDS - Germany: The listings
• NETHERLANDS - Germany: The data of the game
• The flop of the game: Kai Hvertz (Germany)
• The referee: Craig Pawson (England)

Thomas Müller (45. + 1) brought Germany with his 43th international leadership in the lead, Steven Bergwijn (68th) met for compensation. For Müller it was the 43th gate in the DFB Dress, so he pulled the same with Uwe Seeler.

"That was the first big team, against which we played, and the over long stretches neat," said Manuel new in the ard. "We could have been able to go from the square as a winner. We have character, self-confident occurred." Thomas Müller stressed: "You have seen over wide routes, what kind of football we want to play."

Flick spoke of a "just" draw: "We had the first 60 minutes of the opponent very well under control. Riesen compliment nevertheless to my team, that's just beautiful, as she plays, how everyone goes along: courageous, refreshing, self-confident, With the 1: 1 we can be satisfied, although we would rather have won. "

NETHERLANDS - Germany: The analysis

Balanced first half, with easy ball-owned benefits (60 percent) for Germany. The Netherlands did not participate great in the gameplay, acted rather passive in the basic order with a threesome / five-fold chain. But the householders won the ball, they searched with steep passports over Depay and paint the way to the depths immediately and came to chances.

Germany controlled the game, tried to combine the center over the center (Musiala, Müller, Gündogan, Sane). If it was over outside, the sweeper on the right side was first better in the game as a room on the opposite side. The guided tour of Müller prepared the left-back, which was almost a left outside as against Israel, but then strongly.

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After the break, the picture did not change first. The DFB eleven dictated the game, went to the second goal and sought the decision, but failed at the well-organized defensive. Instead, the Netherlands turned up. De Jong was able to play a long ball to the criminal space edge to Dumfries, which deposited the ball for Bergwijn and its 1: 1 compensation.

After that, the game changed. Oranje - now slightly posted slightly and much more offensive - concentrated on the pusher, Germany, not in residue. Happiness for the DFB-Eleven, that the VaR referee Pawson suited the foul of Swehrer to Depay and the Englishman therefore reduced the offense. In the final phase, both teams came to chances, but it stayed at 1: 1.

NETHERLANDS - Germany: The listings

Netherlands: Fleecke - DE Leig, Van Dijk, Blind - Dumfries, T. Koopmeiners (46th Wijnaldum), F. de Jong, Malacia (75th Ake), Berghuis (58. Claws) - Paint (58. Bergwijn), Depay

Germany: New - Sweeper (79th Henrichs), Rüdiger, Schlotterbeck, Room - Musiala (69th Neuhaus), Gündogan - Sane, Müller, Hvertz (69. Brandt) - Werner (80th Nmecha)

NETHERLANDS - Germany: The data of the game

Goals: 1: 0 Müller (45. + 1), 1: 1 Bergwijn (68.).

Special incidents: Thomas Müller scored his 43th country player and moved with Uwe Seeler.

The star of the game: Thomas Müller (Germany)

Pulled with his 43th DFB goal, which he achieved in classical Müller manner after rebound, with the legendary Uwe Seeler equal. Otherwise well integrated into the offensive game. Harmonized very well with Bayern colleague SANE.

The flop of the game: Kai Hvertz (Germany)

Not a good match of the Chelsea striker. Obtainly caused no danger for at all, at the 0: 1 he then allowed De Jong much too easy. After 69 minutes then had to give way for Brandt.

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The referee: Craig Pawson (England)

Had no problems with the fair game. First, decided correctly when he showed the point on the foul from Sweeper to Depay. Why he resumed the penalty after reference of the video debit and view of the pictures, but remains his secret.