2024-03-25 16:22:36
Germany got a great win against France in the friendly match on Saturday night. They beat France 2-0 at Lyon’s Groupama Stadium. Germany’s attacking midfielder Florian Wurtz set the record for the fastest goal in this match. The 20-year-old star who played for Bayer Leverkusen set the record for the fastest goal in German football history by scoring 7 seconds into the match. Buoyed by his goal, the four-time world champions eventually won 2-0.
Wurtz scored in the seventh second after the start of the match. At that time, after three years of retirement, Tony Kroos extended the ball in front of the box and took a long shot. His bullet speed shots hit the net in the blink of an eye. France goalkeeper Bryce Samba had no chance to do anything. Just saw the ball in the net in the blink of an eye. It was Wurtz’s first international goal in a Germany jersey. He did not score a goal in 14 matches before this.
Wurtz was preceded by Lukas Podolski’s 2013 goal against Ecuador with 7 seconds remaining. However, Wertz’s goal was 100 nanoseconds ahead of Podolski’s.
Falling behind early on, the 2018 world champions were desperate to score. Marcus Thuram, Kylian Mbappe, Adrien Rabiot, Ousmane Dembele, Jules Kunde and Joshua Khimic continued to attack one after the other. Germany’s defense and goalkeeper started to stop them. Host France went into the break trailing 1-0.
After the break, they scored another goal. Kai Havertz scored in the 49th minute to make it 2-0. At this time, Jamal Musiala entered the box from the left side. France goalkeeper Samba stepped forward to stop him. Musiala passed the ball to Havertz who was in front of the post after Samba was beaten. He received the ball and curled a left-footed shot into the empty post from close range.
The rest of the time is a bone-to-mouth fight. Chances and goal misses are practiced. Germany, the host of the 2024 Euro Championship, left the field with a great victory of 2-0.