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Germany’s shaky group stage raises alarm after loss to Ecuador

Translated & summarized from N12 by baba
Germany’s shaky group stage raises alarm after loss to Ecuador
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The story · English

Germany’s World Cup campaign drew concern after a 2-1 loss to Ecuador, following a narrow win over Ivory Coast in the group stage. Although the Mannschaft finished first in the group, the performances left major questions about how far the team can go.

The article says the result itself carried no sporting consequences because Germany had already secured first place and qualification for the knockout round. Even so, the display was described as disjointed and, at times, unfocused.

German tabloid Bild summed up the mood with the headline, “Concerning performance.” It wrote that the team had already clinched first place and advancement, but “the loss has no sporting consequences” and still exposed a side that was “scattered and, at times, lacking concentration.” The paper added, “At this pace, we will be out very quickly.”

Joshua Kimmich was said to be disappointed, while Julian Nagelsmann and Manuel Neuer defended the team. The concern in Germany now centers on whether the squad can improve before the knockout stage begins.

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