Northern Ireland vs Germany Results 0-2, Had Overwhelmed in the First Round

The results of the Euro 2020 qualifying match between Northern Ireland vs. Germany ended with a score of 0-2, despite being overwhelmed in the first round, Germany rose and Marcel Halstenberg and Serge Gnarby scored the visitors' winning goal.

The European Football Cup 2020 qualification match between Northern Ireland vs. Germany which was held at the Windsor Park Stadium on Tuesday 10 September 2019 this morning took place fiercely throughout 2 × 45 minutes.

The first half ended goalless from both sides, but both teams exchanged attacks until the break. Germany finally took the lead in the second half with goals from Marcel Halstenberg and Serge

The game Northern Ireland vs Germany

The Northern Ireland national team was able to compensate for the star-studded German squad, Germany got a chance from Niklas Sule and Timo Werner while the hosts also got their chance and even goalkeeper Manuel Neuer had to make two saves from Conor Washington's shot in the 7th minute.
In the middle of the first half Toni Kroos sent a gastric pass to Klostermann, and it was continued by Timo Werner, who unfortunately his shot hit Cathcart and only produced a corner kick.

Northern Ireland goalkeeper Peacock-Farrel managed to secure the net again from Marco Reus's shot. And some golden opportunities come when the game enters the 45th minute.

After a slick collaboration between Dallas and Corry Evans, Marco Reus was overwhelmed to hold fire. Reply by Germany, the ball was sent by Klostermann into the penalty box, but unfortunately the ball was successfully held by the Northern Ireland goalkeeper.

The score is 0-1, even though Germany dominates possession by more than 70%.

When the second half has been running for 3 minutes, the German squad immediately managed to lead through goals scored by Marcel Halstenberg in the 48th minute. Klostermann sent a crossing, directed by Werner to the Halstenberg path which was immediately beaten with a hard volley against the home goal, the German 0-1 lead.

The strategy adopted by Joachim Low proved effective in this round, the performance of his foster children improved considerably compared to the previous round. Four shots on target in just the first 10 minutes.

Gavin Whyte, who had just come on in place of McGinn, went into action to dismantle the German defense when he managed to outwit Halstenberg and the ball was sent to Davis, who unfortunately his shot was just wide wide.

A number of changes made by the second camp coach. Especially the Northern Ireland players who are partly starting to look exhausted, this condition is exploited by Joachim Low's squad.

Before the match ended, Serge Gnarby still managed to score a late goal in injury time 90 minutes + 2. Havertz was waiting for the right moment to release a breakthrough bait for Serge Gnarby, and was completed perfectly by the Bayern Munich star, a score of 0-2.

And until the end of the second half, no additional goals were created. The referee also closed the game, the results of Northern Ireland vs Germany closed with a final score of 0-2.

Line-up

    Northern Ireland (4-3-3): Bailey Peacock-Farrell; Stuart Dallas, Craig Cathcart, Jonny Evans, Jamal Lewis; Paddy McNair, Steven Davis, George Saville; Corry Evans, Conor Washington, Niall McGinn. Reserves: Michael McGovern, Liam Donnelly, Shayne Lavery, Shane Ferguson, Jordan Thompson, Kyle Lafferty, Josh Magennis, Trevor Carson, Conor McLaughlin, Tom Flanagan, Gavin Whyte, Liam Boyce.
    Germany (3-4-2-1): Manuel Neuer; Matthias Ginter, Niklas Sule, Marcel Halstenberg; Luke Klostermann, Joshua Kimmich, Toni Kroos, Julian Brandt; Timo Werner, Marco Reus; Serge Gnabry. Reserves: Marc-Andre ter Stegen, Bernd Leno, Niklas Stark, Kai Havertz, Jonas Hector, Emre Can, Gian-Luca Wald

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