Out on penalties: Germany beaten by Paraguay
Here’s how the knockout matches went for the FC Bayern players involved.Germany: Dramatic exit on penaltiesShortly before 1:30 in Germany in the early hours of Tuesday, the four-time world champions knew: the tournament in Canada, Mexico and USA was already over for them after the first knockout match. Neither team managed to create much in attack after that, meaning it went to penalties. Germany thought they’d won it when Bayern defender Jonathan Tah powered a header into the net from a corner, but the goal was disallowed following review because, according to referee Jalal Jayed, substitute Waldemar Anton had impeded Paraguay goalkeeper Orlando Gill.
- ▪Here’s how the knockout matches went for the FC Bayern players involved.Germany: Dramatic exit on penaltiesShortly before 1:30 in Germany in the early hours of Tuesday, the four-time world champions knew: the tournament in Canada, Mexico an
- ▪Neither team managed to create much in attack after that, meaning it went to penalties.
- ▪Germany thought they’d won it when Bayern defender Jonathan Tah powered a header into the net from a corner, but the goal was disallowed following review because, according to referee Jalal Jayed, substitute Waldemar Anton had impeded Parag
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