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Campos plans to extend 4 PSG players

After Marco Verratti, the capital club should extend the contract of several of its executive players.

Wednesday evening, on the sidelines of his Ligue 1 match against Strasbourg, PSG announce extension of Marco Verratti’s contract. The Italy international is now tied to the capital club until June 2026. According to purpose, Luis Campos is currently negotiating with several other players to extend their contract. Starting with Captain Marquinhos,  » who strongly wishes to stay in Paris ». The former defense of AS Roma could commit until 2027.

Read also: Mbappé, the bad news

Cascading extensions?

Lionel Messi, Sergei Ramos etc Presnel Kimpembe Would also be in negotiations with the Portuguese to continue their lease in the capital. The first two are currently linked to PSG until June 2023 and the French international until 2024. An agreement in principle has already been reached between « La Pulga » and its leaders for the Argentinian to stay at least one more season. among the Reds and Blues.

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3rd league: This is how Elversberg, SVWW & Co. enter the transfer window

Third Division Fan Series with 4 teams

(Site notre blog d’information) takes a detailed look at the Bundesliga, Bundesliga 2 and Bundesliga 3 squads with the help of the community. How do fans rate the season so far, what should happen in the upcoming January transfer window and how can the season end satisfactorily then? For this we asked around in the forums and picked up ratings. He continues in league 3 with SV 07 Elversberg, SV Wehen Wiesbaden, Ingolstadt 04 and SC Verl.

SV Elversberg: Transfers not absolutely necessary, contracts should be extended

My expectations for the transfer phase of SV 07 Elversberg are actually very positive, as we have little pressure to bring in new players after a great first half of the season. The club have already announced that they will take a close look at the market and only sign players who help us and fit the team.

You take a closer look at central defense because that’s where most of the failures were recorded in the first half of the season and captain Kevin Conrad and Marcel Correia will still be missing. But I agree: a transfer only makes sense if the player fits the team and the system. Because the good atmosphere and the team spirit ensured that we played this great first part of the season and that we should not spoil it with useless transfers. The team lives from its unity. Of course, it helps that Carlo Sickinger comes back from injury with a lot of quality and I hope Israel Suero Fernández shows his skills a bit more often in the second half of the season. With the two players, we would have two new additions to the squad, so to speak.

What else should I write big? After the first half of the season you can already play for the next third divisionPlanning a season or dreaming more and then only transfers that would also help you in the 2nd Bundesliga makes sense. We will probably not experience a stroke of luck as often as with Jannik Rochelt (eight goals / seven assists). His example shows a small danger, even if I do not believe that a player will leave us in winter: success arouses envy and arouses the interest of certain players. This is where Elversberg has the most work to do: extending contracts.

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SVWW: 3rd place was not to be expected before the season

SV Wehen Wiesbaden are probably one of the few third division clubs to be relaxed in the winter transfer market. While teams like Dynamo Dresden, Waldhof Mannheim or TSV 1860 Munich expected more and had to react accordingly, third place for the SVWW in the winter break was not there.

Coach Markus Kauczinski has managed to give the team, which has hardly changed in terms of personnel, an almost perfectly suited system with the 3-4-1-2. The opponent is pressured and stressed early on, and high speed is one of the greatest strengths of an attacking game. The signing of Ivan Prtajin, who was previously unknown in this country (eight goals and three assists in 13 games), turned out to be a direct hit. Left-back Brooklyn Ezeh not only broke into the starting XI after being signed by relegated Third Division side Viktoria Berlin, but he also became one of the best players (five assists). Kianz Froese (five goalscorers in 12 appearances), who was also signed by TSV Havelse, is representative of the quality of being able to recharge from the bank. 14 goals by substitutes means the highest number among Third Division sides.

Injuries – including those caused by Robin Heusser (ex SSV Ulm) – could be compensated for a long time on an equal (Site notre bureau spécialisé)ing. It was only when nine players were missing at once, for example in the best match at 1860 (1:3), that the team reached its limits. The failure of first-choice goalkeeper Florian Stritzel (broken shoulder joint) was also the reason Mohamed Amsif was signed for the rest of the round. Based on his performances so far, however, native Arthur Lyska should have an advantage in the race for the spot between the posts.

From Siebert to Atubolu: The most valuable players in the 3rd division

11 Jamil Siebert – Viktoria Cologne – Market value: €700,000

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+€350,000
(as of December 8, 2022)

11 Visar Musliu – FC Ingolstadt – market value: €700,000

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10 Kenneth Schmidt – SC Freiburg II – market value: €750,000

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+€250,000

9 Robert Wagner – SC Freiburg II – market value: €900,000

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+€300,000

4 Leandro Morgalla – 1860 Munich – market value: 1 M€

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+€300,000

4 Soumaïla Coulibaly – BVB II – market value: €1m

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+€100,000

4 Abdoulaye Kamara – BVB II – market value: €1m

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4 Luca Unbehaun – BVB II – market value: €1m

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4 Jayden Braaf – BVB II – market value: €1m

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-€500,000

3 Marcel Lotka – BVB II – market value: €1.3m

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1 Merlin Röhl – SC Friborg II – market value: €2m

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1 Noah Atubolu – SC Freiburg II – market value: €2m

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Suheyel Najar is still difficult to assess. After his stellar season at Fortuna Cologne, he was unable to gain a (Site notre bureau spécialisé)hold for his former 3rd Division club due to an injury from the last game. The talented Amin Farouk, who made a few appearances in the starting XI last season, could benefit from a loan for his development. Otherwise, no major changes are to be expected. If the injured quickly recover their form and there are no more failures, the team can be expected to finish in the race for promotion.

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FC Ingolstadt: excellent at the back, expandable at the front

The « Schanzern » are satisfied: With 31 points, the FCI is in fourth place, only three goals from the relegation spot and two points from second place. The start of the season was particularly successful, and it was not until the sixth day of the match that the first defeat – apart from the DFB Cup against Darmstadt – came. But on the next game day, the following round zero followed with six games unbeaten and then two more losses before the first part of the season ended with two 1-0 wins against Halle and at Duisburg.

These last two results show where the sites are and where not: while the defense is the second best in the championship with only 14 goals conceded – only Saarbrücken has conceded one goal less – the offensive with 24 goals is the third worst from the top. half of the table. A balance that cannot be satisfied in the Danubian city. It doesn’t help that striker Patrick Schmidt twisted his knee shortly after being substituted in the final game before the World Cup break and will likely be out until February with a torn medial ligament. Pascal Testroet does not yet ignite as much as we had hoped on the Schanz.

On the other hand, Tobias Bech was able to stand out positively on the offensive, especially in the first part of the season. The 20-year-old newcomer didn’t need any warm-up time after leaving Viborg FF and is the Ingolstadt side’s top scorer with six goals. Towards the end of the first part of the season, however, he was only allowed to sit on the bench at the start of the game, which was partly due to system changes, but also partly because that Arian Llugiqi and David Kopacz had preference on the wing positions.

It remains to be seen whether Rüdiger Rehm, despite the expanding offensive, will afford the luxury of awarding the most dangerous striker the role of wild card in the new year. In any case, weaknesses have also been identified among those responsible and want to be addressed. Then everything is possible in view of the ascension.

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SC Verl: late transfers changed the game

This summer too, there was a big upheaval at SC Verl which has almost become a tradition. Top performers such as Christopher Lannert, Kasim Rabihic, Leandro Putaro and Ron Berlinski left East Westphalia to join the ambitious competition. A total of 18 players were dismissed. On the other hand, there was a whopping 19 external newcomers. Given that high turnover, it’s no wonder the near-relegated last season struggled at the start of the season. In the first five games, only a measly point jumped out.

But the truth is that Mitch Kniat’s team didn’t do badly in those games. On the contrary, there were some unfortunate defeats. Despite this, Verl stepped up his game again after the start of the season – with success: Michel Stöcker, Nicolas Sessa and Yari Otto, who were signed after the start of the season, worked their way straight into the starting XI. start and helped wrap the pitch from behind. The more the first part of the season progressed, the stronger Verl became: from the ninth day of play, the SCV scored the second highest number of points after the leader Elversberg.

The reward is a safe place in midfield for the winter break. A result that would have been signed immediately at Verl as the season approached. Especially after the botched start to the season, you can be very happy with the result at halftime. Coach Kniat has done an excellent job: despite the painful departures and the many newcomers, he has been able to form a very exciting new team with surprising speed. As in previous years, Verl is one of the best teams this season.

No matter how well the second half of the first half of the season went, no one lost traction in Verl. At the sports club, you know staying in the league would be another big hit. Hopefully Verl can finally play real home games again on the way. The Sportclub Arena is currently being refurbished – with the diligent help of loyal fans. If all goes according to plan, Verl will finally go for points in his own living room in the season finale.

By jojo1860

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Uk Football:
ᑕ❶ᑐ Premier League: Crystal Palace boss criticizes Emi Martinez for his behavior towards Kylian Mbappé

This week the Argentina national team was in Buenos Aires to celebrate winning the 2022 FIFA World Cup. Kylian Mbappe did everything he could to get France to the line to beat Argentina, but that wasn’t enough, as they lost 4-2 on penalties.

However, there was a lot of controversy surrounding the celebrations, with one being Emiliano Martinez having a picture of Mbappe on a doll while the squad were on a bus parading through the streets.

Martinez’s behavior did not sit well with Crystal Palace boss and 1998 World Cup winner Patrick Vieira. The former France international believes that the Aston Villa goalkeeper’s behavior hurt Argentina’s success in Qatar.

“When you talk about the abuse and the comments he has [Mbappe] received after the World Cup, I think it harms the game and himself,” Vieira told a press conference (h/t Miroites). “Some of the photos I saw of the Argentine goalkeeper took away a bit from what Argentina achieved at the World Cup.

Premier League: Crystal Palace boss criticizes Emi Martinez for his concern over Kylian Mbappé

“I don’t think they really need that. Sometimes you can’t control emotions or gene decisions, but it was a stupid decision by Martinez to do that.

The behavior displayed by Martinez against Mbappe is strange, given that the Paris Saint-Germain star netted three goals and a shootout attempt past the 30-year-old. So acting like he was keeping the goalscorer off the sheet was weird when he wasn’t.

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PSG: Galtier and work during the break

After a hiatus of several weeks due to the World Cup in Qatar, Ligue 1 clubs are working to represent the way to the field. A break that allowed Paris Saint-Germain coach Christophe Galtier to work in depth with the squad at his disposal.

« We worked a lot during this 20-day break. It’s new for everyone, even if I believe that we were one of the clubs most represented in the World Cup. This second part will resume very quickly with two very important matches on December 28 against Strasbourg and then January 1 against Lens. We are now going to get into the preparation of the matches. We have done a lot of physical preparation work, but still with our methodology with the ball, a lot of technical work too,” the Parisian manager told PSG TV.

« It’s a first for us, coaches, to have a six-week break, with players who have been in high demand during an international competition. But we have pushed our thoughts to the maximum to allow the players to be at the top of their form as soon as the recovery », an addition Galtier.

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🚨 Bitter news! The Cologne striker has yet to be absent

Jan Thielmann was injured and has yet to miss out. 1. FC Köln have just announced it.

The striker suffered a muscle injury in the friendly match against Meppen. The club haven’t specified how long the 20-year-old will be out for. Thielmann had to « take a break for now », he said. According to the ‘kicker’, « it’s a pinch in the back of the right thigh ».

He was substituted at half-time against Meppen and had to start again in the 75th minute. Before that, he had already missed a few matches because he was sick with a virus. Before the winter break, he had acquired match training with short appearances and wanted to attack in the preparation to come. The fact that Steffen Baumgart is really counting on him is demonstrated by his ten appearances in the Bundesliga so far.

Uk Football:
Lloris and Messi set new World Cup records – two Germans ousted

World Cup 1930: Uruguay 4-2 Argentina

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Goals: Pablo Dorado (12′), José Pedro Cea (57′), Santos Iriarte (68′), Héctor Castro (89′) / Carlos Peucelle (20′), Guillermo Stábile (37′)

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Centenario Stadium, Montevideo, Uruguay

Uruguay is the first (Site notre bureau spécialisé) world champion in its own country!

1934 World Cup: Italy 2-1 Czechoslovakia (AP)

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Goals: Raimundo Orsi (81′), Angelo Schiavio (95′) / Antonin Puc (76′)

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Stadio Nazionale del PNF, Rome, Italy

Like Uruguay before, the hosts are winning. The World Cup is overshadowed by Italian fascism under Benito Mussolini.

World Cup 1938: Italy 4-2 Hungary

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Goals: Gino Colaussi (6th, 35th), Silvio Piola (16th, 82nd) ​​/ Pál Titkos (8th), György Sárosi (70th)

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Olympic Yves du Manoir, Paris, France

Italy, coached by Vittorio Pozzo, are the first team to defend the title of world champion – Hungary loses one of the two finals.

1950 World Cup: Uruguay 2-1 Brazil

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Goals: Juan Schiaffino (66′), Alcides Ghiggia (79′) / Friaça (47′)

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Maracana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Known as Maracanaço and until the 1:7 against Germany in Belo Horizonte in the 2014 World Cup, it was the biggest disgrace in the history of Brazilian (Site notre bureau spécialisé).

FIFA World Cup 1954: Germany 3-2 Hungary

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Goals: Max Morlock (10′), Helmut Rahn (18′, 84′) / Ferenc Puskás (6′), Zoltán Czibor (8′)

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Wankdorf Stadium, Bern, Switzerland

Rahn fires from the background and vindicates the Bern miracle, Germany’s first World Cup triumph against a seemingly overwhelming Hungary. The golden generation remains unfinished and must then face the harshest reprisals in their own country.

1958 World Cup: Brazil 5-2 Sweden

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Goals: Vavá (9′, 32′), Pelé (55′, 90′), Mario Zagallo 68′) / Nils Liedholm (4′), Agne Simonsson (80′)

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Rasunda Fotbollstadion, Solna/Stockholm, Sweden

Brazil’s first world title is under the star of rising superstar Pelé, who scored six tournament goals aged 17.

1962 World Cup: Brazil 3-1 Czechoslovakia

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Goals: Amarildo (17′), Zito (69′), Vavá (78′) / Josef Masopust (15′)

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Estadio Nacional, Santiago de Chile, Chile

Brazil defend the World Cup title as a second team – Pelé can only play in the first match and is then injured on the bench. For Czechoslovakia there is the second defeat in the second final.

1966 World Cup: England 4-2 Germany

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Goals: Sir Geoff Hurst (18′, 101′, 120′), Martin Peters (78′) / Helmut Haller (12′), Wolfgang Weber (89′)

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Wembley Stadium, London, England

The Wembley goalscoring legend is born: Hurst overcomes BRD goalkeeper Hans Tilkowski in extra time, the Brall bounces off the lower edge of the bar on the floor, Weber kicks him out. The referee decides on a goal – controversial to this day.

1970 World Cup: Brazil 4-1 Italy

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Goals: Pelé (18′), Gérson (66′), Jairzinho (71′), Carlos Alberto (86′) / Roberto Boninsegna (37′)

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Azteca Stadium, Mexico City, Mexico

Pelé finally immortalized himself with his third world title and his goals in two World Cup finals. The coach is Mario Zagallo, who was still world champion as a player in 1958 – only Franz Beckenbauer managed that in 1974/1990 and Didier Deschamps in 1998/2018.

1974 World Cup: Netherlands 1-2 Germany

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Goals: Johan Neeskens (2nd) / Paul Breitner (25th), Gerd Müller (43rd)

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Olympic Stadium, Munich, Germany

Once again the hosts win the race: Germany beat Johan Cruyff’s Elftal in front of their home crowd.

1978 World Cup: Argentina 3-1 Netherlands (ap)

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Goals: Mario Kempes (38′, 105′), Daniel Bertoni (115′) / Dick Nanninga (82′)

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Monumental Antonio V. Liberti, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Kempes and Bertoni (pictured) lead Argentina to their first World Cup title – Oranje beaten again, the first Golden Generation remains unfinished.

1982 World Cup: Italy 3-1 Germany

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Goals: Paolo Rossi (57′), Marco Tardelli (69′), Alessandro Altobelli (81′) / Paul Breitner (83′)

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Santiago Bernabéu, Madrid, Spain

Germany enter the match as favorites and are beaten by Squadra Azzurra – Tardelli’s emotional celebration (pictured here) is symbolic of how emotional the Italians are in this game.

1986 World Cup: Argentina 3-2 Germany

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Goals: José Luis Brown (21′), Jorge Valdano (55′), Jorge Burruchaga (84′) / Karl-Heinz Rummenigge (73′), Rudi Völler (81′)

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Azteca Stadium, Mexico City, Mexico

The Aztec Stadium is once again the scene of a legendary performance: Diego Maradona, for once, did not score in the final himself – but it was his performance that brought the Albiceleste there. He prepared the decisive goal.

1990 World Cup: Germany 1-0 Argentina

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Goals: Andreas Brehme (85.)

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Olympic, Rome, Italy

Four years later, Germany managed to get revenge on Maradona & Co. « D10S » sees little cunning in the face of the man who covers the defense around Guido Buchwald. Brehme converted the penalty against alleged ‘penalty killer’ Sergio Goycochea. Franz Beckenbauer is the second to become world champion both as a player and as a coach.

1994 World Cup: Brazil 3-2 Italy (ap)

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Rose Bowl Stadium, Los Angeles, USA

The first final to be decided on penalties – the Brazilian triumphs in the duel of superstars between Romario and Roberto Baggio. Baggio misses and becomes the tragic hero. In the Brazilian team: Ronaldo, 17 years old.

1998 World Cup: Brazil 0-3 France

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Goals: Zinedine Zidane (27′, 45′), Emmanuel Petit (90′)

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Stadium of France, Paris, France

In front of a home crowd, Zidane’s star finally rises. Ronaldo, until then the celebrated star of the World Cup, is out of form and disappointed.

2002 World Cup: Germany 0-2 Brazil

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Goals: Ronaldo (67′, 79′)

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NISSAN Stadium, Yokohama, Japan

Four years after Paris, Ronaldo shows his extra class: the German team even has advantages in the first half, but still fails in front of goal. When Oliver Kahn clinches after what has been an exceptional tournament so far, El Fenomeno is there.

2006 World Cup: Italy – France 6:4 (with pens)

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Goals: Marco Materazzi (19′) / Zinedine Zidane (7′)

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Olympic Stadium, Berlin, Germany

Italy against France or Materazzi against Zidane. Both score in regular time. In injury time, the Italian defender pushed the Frenchman to launch his famous header. This is the last game of his great career. Fabio Grosso converts the decisive penalty for the team around the excellent defender Fabio Cannavaro (photo).

2010 World Cup: Netherlands 0-1 Spain (ap)

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Goals: Andres Iniesta (116′)

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FNB Stadium, Johannesburg, South Africa

Oranje have the best chance in the third attempt at a World Cup final, but Arjen Robben and Co. simply can’t score against Spain’s golden generation. Barcelona star Iniesta is available in extra time in a particularly tough game. Rafael van der Vaart can no longer block the ball…

2014 World Cup: Germany 1-0 Argentina (ap)

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Goals: Mario Gotze (113.)

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Maracana, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

This is the third time there has been this final in a World Cup. After beating Brazil 7-1 in the semi-finals, it took the DFB-Elf against Lionel Messi & Co., who in turn repeatedly got stuck at Manuel Neuer and the German defense, until extension. So Götze does it – as requested by commentator Tom Bartels.

World Cup 2018: France – Croatia 4:2

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Goals: Mario Mandzukic (18’/coss), Antoine Griezmann (38′), Paul Pogba (59′), Kylian Mbappé (65′) / Ivan Perisic (28′), Mario Mandzukic (69′)

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Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, Russia

France wins world title for second time, Didier Deschamps trails Zagallo and Beckenbauer in player/manager stats. At the center of attention: the young 19-year-old Mbappé!