Kroos' goal in 95th minute to rescue world champions!

The Germans still celebrated against Sweden

In the second match of the second round of Group F at the World Cup in Germany, Germany beat Sweden 2-1. The teams were 0: 1 in the halftime and they felt the worst possible - the Mundial out. However, they managed to get out, scored a goal in the 95th minute.

Already in the third minute, Germany had a chance, but Draxler struck Olsen instead of the Swedish goal with only five meters. In the 9th minute, a new opportunity for the Elf, but Lindelof was out in the last minute before Werner. After two occasions of the German national team, a turn came for Sweden. In the 13th minute, Berg managed to escape the defense of Germany, but in the last time Boateng banned him, so Neuer managed to defend his attempt.

The Germans had a terrible possession of the ball, so in the middle of the first part it was 85% -15%. However, this did not help the former world champions, as Toivonen managed to get Claesson back in the 32th minute of maturing Neuer to celebrate Sweden.Gundogan's strike in the 39th minute was blocked, but almost ended up in the goal of Sweden, which by the half-time had two chances, but on vacation she went with a minimum but great leadership.

Just starting out in the second half Marco Reus brings Germany a straight line, and after that goal, Germany is heading for everything or nothing. Muller's Crooks crossed the score after 51 minutes, but the goal was scored. Five minutes later, Werner added to Hector, who shot straight into the goalkeeper. Reus in 61st minute after Kimmich's fifth attempt attempts, another good chance for Germany is ruined.

Gomez was shot in the 88th minute, but the incredible Olsen ball shot into the corner. And then, in the foul, Brandt hits the post, and the retired ball Kimmich, who was offside, sends him across the goal. And when it seemed to be the end, Kroos from the free-thrower on the left in the 95th hit the great celebration of the Germans.

Germany - Sweden 2: 1 (Reus 48, Kroos 90 / Toivonen 32)

Germany: Neuer, Hector, Boateng, Rudiger, Kimmich, Kroos, Rudy, Reus, Draxler, Muller, Werner.

Sweden: Olsen, Augustinsson, Granqvist, Lindelof, Lustig, Forsberg, Ekdal, Larsson, Claesson, Toivonen, Berg.

• 23 Jun, 2018
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