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50′- 1-3! Havertz scores the first real German goal in the tournament!

45′ – We go down, take advantage and let’s go!

45′ – It’s the intermission. I’m going to wet my oboe and we’ll meet afterwards.

38′- Goot! 1-2 in the CSC de Guerreiro! But karma is punishing me!

35′- GOOUUT from Germany! Ruben Diaz is doing the CSC to prove me wrong. I do not forget.

32′ – Yes.

27′ – Ronaldo actually scored a goal, ruined Rudiger’s morale with the sombrero and made Lowe sweat he even had an odor on his fingers. It is everywhere.

19′ – It’s a good time to remind you that Ronaldo is 36 years old. He runs faster than a 19-year-old Olympic athlete, which is great.

15th’ – BUUT! Ronaldo! It is well served by Jota in depth. And Ronaldo concludes with an empty goal. The German defense shook at once as much as Portugal in 15 minutes.

10′ – Havertz also tried and found the Portuguese goalkeeper. German quality.

5′ – Goossens! The German opened the scoring but it was disallowed for an offside position by Gnabry.

0′ – Let’s go to Munich!

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Portugal: Rui Patricio – Semedo, Dias, Pepe, Guerrero – Carvalho, Danilo – P Fernandez, P. Silva, Cristiano Ronaldo, Jota

Allemagne: Neuer – Ginter, Hummels, Rüdiger – Kimmich, Gündogan, Kroos, Gosens – Havertz, Müller, Gnabry.

before the match

German coach Joachim Loew renewed against Portugal on Saturday (6 pm) the same team that lost 1-0 to France on Tuesday, thus in principle the same system with three defenders.

For this meeting in Munich, his counterpart Fernando Santos made the same choice of continuity, but it is easy to justify, because the team that will start against Germany, with Cristiano Ronaldo, is the same that won 3-0 from Hungary to Budapest.

Already with a knife in his throat, Joachim Loew has remained true to his convictions: defensive trident Rudiger-Hammels-Ginter will be responsible for containing the five-a-side Ballon d’Or Ronaldo and his great attacking partners, Bernardo Silva, Bruno Fernandez and another Diogo Jota.

In attack, Kai Havertz, author of the winning goal in the Champions League final with Chelsea, was again favored over Timo Werner and Leroy Sane. Thomas Muller and Serge Gnabry are untouchable.

On the Portuguese side, 21-year-old Atlético Madrid prodigy Joao Felix has muscle aches and is not in the net.