DFB team in Munich: On the National League semi-final against Portugal!

DFB team in Munich: On the National League semi-final against Portugal!

The DFB team arrived in Munich on Tuesday evening and prepared for the upcoming semi-finals of the UEFA Nations League against Portugal. The team traveled by bus from Herzogenaurach after completing a first training session in front of 4,000 fans. The game will take place in Munich on Wednesday evening at 9 p.m. and will be broadcast live on ZDF and DAZN. In this important duel, Germany competes in special retrotrics that are inspired by the 1974 World Cup jersey. To do this, the players wear black pants and sockets while the goalkeeper jersey shines in a light blue color.

When the team was seeing in the hotel, Jamal Musiala's comeback was a good news for the fans. However, after his injury break, the talented player will not be on the pitch in the game against Portugal. Thilo Kehrer was nominated for the injured Yann Aurel Bisseck, who cannot participate due to muscular problems. In addition, Jonathan Burkardt will be missing due to a crack wound and Nadiem Amiri due to addiction complaints.

perfect start and scarce qualification

Germany qualified in the semi -finals of the Nations League against Italy with a gripping 3: 3. After a glamorous first half, in which Joshua Kimmich, Jamal Musiala and Tim Kleindienst ensured a comfortable 3-0 lead, Italy came back sharply and scored three goals in the second half. The national coach Julian Nagelsmann spoke of a convincing first half, but pointed out the mistakes that brought the opponent back into play. Kimmich was celebrated as an outstanding player in the game and can feel an important part of the team, also over the two games.

The balance sheet against Portugal is impressive: Germany was able to celebrate 11 victories in 19 encounters, while it only had to take 3 defeats. This certainly gives the players an additional thrust of self -confidence. Referee Slavko Vinčić will lead the exciting match, his balance sheet with Germany has been mixed.

prepare for the EM

Against the background of their previous services and fanatical support from the stands, the DFB team will do everything possible to insist on Portugal. This could be the starting signal for a very special time in German football. The DFB selection has a high support in public and among the Bundesliga professionals: a current survey shows that 54.6% of professionals are convinced of a victory in the Nations League.

With these exciting times in German football, it is only to be hoped that the right mix of experience and youth work will bring the desired results and continue to flock the fans in droves.