‘Another nightmare’: German media react to shock World Cup exit at the hands of Paraguay
They’ve scored 60 per cent of their goals that way. We [Germany] win the game when the ball goes in. So, of course, this is brutal.”Elsewhere, French outlet L’Equipe called it the “biggest shock of the World Cup so far” and Italy’s Gazzetta dello Sport hailed Paraguay, who “fought with great heart and determination for every ball”.And in Spain, Marca’s story ran: “There's nothing left of Germany.
- ▪They’ve scored 60 per cent of their goals that way.
- ▪We [Germany] win the game when the ball goes in.
- ▪So, of course, this is brutal.”Elsewhere, French outlet L’Equipe called it the “biggest shock of the World Cup so far” and Italy’s Gazzetta dello Sport hailed Paraguay, who “fought with great heart and determination for every ball”.And in S
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