US EditionFour-Time World Champs Score Another Warm-up Win
Deniz Undav scored in the 88th minute to secure Germany's seventh consecutive win in a friendly that tested both teams ahead of the World Cup, officials said.
- On Monday, Germany defeated Ghana 2-1 at Stuttgart's MHP Arena, with Deniz Undav scoring the decisive goal in the 88th minute to secure a seventh successive win.
- Following a 4-3 win over Switzerland on Saturday, Germany entered the friendly seeking to maintain momentum against an opponent coming off a 5-1 loss to Austria.
- Kai Havertz opened the scoring with a penalty before Fatawu Issahaku equalized for Ghana following a cross from Germany-born Derrick Koehn in the 70th minute.
- Undav's late winner creates selection pressure on Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann ahead of World Cup preparations, as the Stuttgart forward had scored seven goals in six recent Bundesliga matches.
- Nagelsmann noted goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen's World Cup chances remain 'very, very slim' due to injury, while Germany faces Finland in May and the United States in June.
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The German national football team has won their test match against Ghana.
Three days after the 4:3 in Switzerland, the German national team is back home. Deniz Undav, demanded by the Stuttgart fans, hits decisively.
Havertz opened the penalti and Undav decided at 87'. Gana, with Fatawu ex-Sporting empathizing, showed speed but did not hit Mannschaft.
Three days after the 4:3 in Switzerland, the German national team is back home. Deniz Undav, demanded by the Stuttgart fans, hits decisively in the 2-1 against Ghana.Deniz Undav enjoyed the congratulations and shoulder-climbing of the teammates, with whom the German matchwinner then happily went to the honors round. On the ranks the fans called his name. The Stuttgart attacker had given the DFB team his late goal in the 88th minute in the second…
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