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FINAL
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90' + 2'
FüllkrugNiclas Füllkrug
NdoyeDan Ndoye 
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D. Orsatowhistle
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A proud captain Xhaka

"When you see how the Germans celebrate after the 1:1, we can only be proud of ourselves. It was a great match from us, we were incredibly strong defensively. We also tried to create something with the ball, which is not easy against teams like that. It hurts because we conceded the 1:1 shortly before the end. We have to be proud of ourselves, of what we achieved. That is more important than the result."
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Nagelsmann pleased

"In the end it's a well-deserved point. Of course, on the counter, you take risks and can concede. We did well to come back. We deserved to equalise."
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The captain reflects

Today was about somehow holding our own. In terms of play, it wasn't at the level we're known for. We perhaps also hit the ball forward too early without being prepared. Of course we would have liked to have won the game again and worked our magic. But that can build up our strength for the next few weeks. In the end, we won the group. Unfortunately, the result often proves you right in football. It was really good for the spirit."
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Fülle's four

With his equalising header today, Niclas Füllkrug is now the record scorer from the bench for Germany. A tally of four and counting thus far.
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Kroos praises team mentality

"First of all, we're happy to have made it. We've shown once again that we can deal with going beind and that we believe in ourselves all the way until the end."
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Full-time: Switzerland 1-1 Germany

A dramatic conclusion to a pulsating game as Füllkrug delivered the equaliser off the bench for Germany. A point from this game ensures that Nagelsmann's side emerge as group winners and an incredible effort from Switzerland only results in a share of the spoils.
Full-time
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Füllkrug delivers!

Nagelsmann's changes finally pay off, and it's the old school number nine who delivers the equaliser - a pinpoint delivery from another substitute Raum finally breaks Swiss resistance. They've left it late, but persistence has paid off for Germany.
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Niclas Füllkrug
88'

Xhaka fires from distance

A trademark shot from the Swiss captain produces a full-stretch save from Neuer, as Switzerland continue to look a threat in Germany's defensive third. Yakin's side are only minutes away from a historic result.
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Havertz lacking finishing touch

The Arsenal man has been head and shoulders above his compatriots when it comes to shots in this game, but is missing his finishing touch today.
84'

Vargas offside

A wonderful finish by Augsburg's Vargas on the break is struck down by the linesman who flags him offside, another nervy moment for the German defence.
83'

Sommer the hero

As Germany's offence continues to build more and more opportunities, the Swiss defence have Sommer to thank in goal, who has remained incredibly solid in goal with save after save.
82'

Another shot off target

A well-struck set-piece from Kroos is a shot on target fisted away by Sommer in the direction of Sane, however, the Bayern man is unable to convert on the volley.
81'

Yellow card

80'

Germany taking risks

Nagelsmann has committed more numbers in the final third and they are taking considerable risks leaving space in behind, but so far, Schlotterbeck and Rüdiger have held firm.
76'

More offensive changes

Team Wusiala couldn't quite muster up the magic that we've always seen of them, and Nagelsmann decides to add more firepower with Sane and Füllkrug coming on with hope to rescue a point or even more.
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Fighting for every inch

Switzerland have made it a fantastic affair thus far with their work off the ball in denying Germany space, and thanks to that, they still have the advantage.
71'

Swiss efficiency

Die Nati have made the most of their one shot on target thus far, meanwhile Nagelsmann's side are yet to find their finishing boots in front of goal.
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70'

BLOCK BY AKANJI

Manuel Akanji almost single-handedly prevents a Germany goal after wonderful footwork from Wirtz resulting a cutback to Kimmich, whose shot is blocked expertly the Manchester City man.
69'

Gündoğan dropping deeper

Nagelsmann's changes have seen Wirtz move into the number 10 spot, Beier taking up a wide spot and Gündoğan moving deeper into the pivot alongside Kroos in midfield.
68'

Havertz heads over

Substitute Beier already affecting things, delivers an excellent cross into the box for Havertz from a Kroos set-piece, but the Arsenal man's header is off target.
67'

Xhaka punished

Yet another foul from the Leverkusen man, and this time, referee Orsato punishes Xhaka for his latest foul on Musiala.
67'

Yellow card

65'

Beier enters the fray

Significant attacking change by Nagelsmann as Hoffenheim's Max Beier comes on for Andrich who was under the threat of suspension.
65'

Substitution

64'

Yakin responds

The Swiss camp respond with a triple change to Germany's double - Duah, Vargas and Amdouni all coming on for Rieder, Ndoye and Embolo. Like for like changes.
63'

Raum from range

The Leipzig fullback looking to make an instant impact attempts a hopeful shot from distance, flying well over Sommer's posts.
59'

Schlotterbeck and Raum readying up

Defensive changes on Nagelsmann's mind as Nico Schlotterbeck and David Raum prepare to enter the action.
57'

Changes on the way?

Nagelsmann has a number of substitutes warming up on the touchline, amongst them all are Bayern's Leroy Sane as well as Borussia Dortmund's Niclas Füllkrug.
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Embolo a handful

The Swiss number 7 has taken full advantage of his first start at the tournament and been a menace for the Germany defence to handle on and off the ball with his pace and movement.
54'

Kroos from range

Now it's Kroos' turn to attempt a shot from range, well laid off by Andrich just outside the area but the shot goes well wide of Sommer's goal.
53'

Settled possession for Germany

Nagelsmann's side getting into settled possession with the Swiss pressure dropping off, a well orchestrated sequence ends with a wasted through ball from Andrich, who makes up for his error with a superb recovery down the other end.
50'

Musiala challenges Sommer

A well-worked Germany move in response results in a Musiala shot on target from range, parried away by Sommer, safely going out for a goal-kick via a German deflection.
49'

Switzerland targeting Rüdiger

Ndoye is looking take on Rüdiger once again on the last line of Germany's defence, attempting to use his acceleration to stretch the backline early on.
48'

Unchanged Germany looking to fight back

Nagelsmann makes no changes at half-time to this Germany side as they look to come back from behind and go through as group-winners.
46'

The second 45 is underway

Switzerland, with a 1-0 lead, get us underway for the second half.
Kick-off!
Half-time
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Half-time: Switzerland 1-0 Germany

Dan Ndoye's well struck goal is the difference between the two teams and Nagelsmann's side have plenty of thinking to do ahead of the second 45. Switzerland have executed their plan to perfection and have been rewarded with the lead for doing so. As it stands, Switzerland will progress as group winners.
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Switzerland unfazed

Despite the mounting German pressure, Switzerland have looked brave in possession when they do get the ball. Looking to hurt Germany in transition whenever the opportunity presents itself whilst remaining solid in their own defensive third.
43'

Andrich fires wide again

The Leverkusen man seems to have taken a lot of confidence from the goal that was ruled out, that's a third shot from outside the box he's just attempted.
40'

Germany turning on the pressure

Germany are looking much sharper in the final third, dealing with Switzerland's excellent press well with short and sharp one-two combinations. The latest sequence leads to a header from Rüdiger in the box from a corner, but he was offside anyway.
38'

Tah sees yellow

The Leverkusen defender receives a yellow from referee Orsato for a high foot on Embolo and with that card, he will be suspended for Germany's round of 16 tie.
38'

Yellow card

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He certainly enjoyed that

So far, Yakin's side have lived up to their promise of putting this Germany team under pressure, and then some, thanks to Ndoye. The score remains 1-0 as we approach half-time.
32'

Germany wrestling back control

Nagelsmann's side are naturally shook going in behind, but heads have not dropped as they continue to look for the right spaces to hurt this Swiss defence.
30'

Ndoye causing havoc

Ndoye is hungry for more, going close with a shot from range after outpacing Rüdiger to connect with a through-ball in behind the German defence.
29'

Ndoye opens the scoring!

Dan Ndoye grabs the opener, connecting with a well-timed cross from Freuler. An outstanding finish to complete a superb team-move from Switzerland. A first international goal for the Bologna man.
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Dan Ndoye

GOAL!

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Dan Ndoye
26'

Germany in full flow

Some incredible footwork on display from Germany's best midfield technicians as they look to take back the control of momentum in this clash, once again, the latest sequence ends with a ball to Mittelstädt who is unable to make too much of the ball.
25'

Ndoye goes into the book

Dan Ndoye is the first name to go into referee Daniele Orsato's book for a late challenge on Rüdiger.
25'

Yellow card

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Numbers in attack and defence

It has been an eventful first 20 minutes of the game, with Yakin's Swiss side committing numbers excellently in offence as well as defence, giving the German outfielders plenty of problems to solve.
18'

Andrich has the ball in the net but...

The Leverkusen has absolutely leathered the ball past Sommer in the Swiss goal, however, the goal does not stand after a VAR check due to a foul from Musiala in the Swiss box in the lead-up to the goal.
15'

Battle of the strikers

In a match which has produced some excellent technical quality in and out of possession thus far, it has been the number 9s who have been key on both sides to the teams doing well.
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Mittelstädt threatening from wide

With Wirtz operating in central areas, the Stuttgart fullback has been active in going forward, with his latest overlapping run nearly finding Havertz in the box, but for a well-timed tackle from former Wolfsburg man Rodriguez.
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Swiss pressure is telling

First ten minutes of the game has seen Switzerland hold a really strong press against Germany whilst they play out from the back, with the German forwards having to work extra hard deeper on the pitch to help out their defenders.
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Gündoğan looking a threat

The veteran has been an active presence between the Swiss lines of pressure, receiving in front of the opposition defence and looking to link play smartly as usual.
5'

Embolo causing problems

The Swiss striker loses his footing after some great footwork to hold up the ball and resist German pressure, but a Granit Xhaka hand-ball halts a potentially useful Swiss sequence. Lively start to the game.
3'

Havertz gets shot on target

Germany's first proper break in behind leads to a Toni Kroos corner, resulting in a shot on target from Kai Havertz. Header straight at Yann Sommer.
2'

German control v Swiss high press

Murat Yakin's side are looking to press this German side high up the pitch out of possession but so far, Nagelsmann's side have coped well.
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And we're off!

Kai Havertz gets us underway in Frankfurt
Kick-off!
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The teams are out

Both sides are out and the stadium is well and truly a sight to behold..
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Nearly time for kick-off

We are moments away from kick-off in front of a sell-out Arena Frankfurt crowd. Fasten your seatbelts.
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Watch: The best of Florian Wirtz

One of the key players for Julian Nagelsmann's side will undoubtedly be Florian Wirtz, the Bayer Leverkusen man has been on fine form over the past year.
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Another record-breaking night for Neuer

Yet another evening of history made for Germany legend Manuel Neuer, making his 18th all-time start at the Euros. He goes level with Schweinsteiger in doing so for Germany, and even more importantly overtaking Italy's Gianluigi Buffon for goalkeepers at the Euros.
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Double change for the Swiss

Living up to his promises of attacking football before the game, Switzerland boss Yakin has made two changes to the side that drew against Scotland in their last game - former Schalke and Mönchengladbach forward Breel Embolo is rewarded with his first start after coming off the bench in the previous two ties, scoring against Hungary on matchday 1. Rennes midfielder Fabian Rieder also starts instead of Augsburg winger Ruben Vargas.

Germany starting XI

Neuer - Kimmich, Tah, Rüdiger, Mittelstädt - Andrich, Kroos - Musiala, Gündoğan, Wirtz - Havertz

Switzerland starting XI

Sommer - Widmer, Akanji, Schär, Rodriguez, Aebischer - Freuler, Xhaka - Ndoye, Rieder, Embolo
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The Swiss army is ready

Die Nati boss Murat Yakin has already insisted that his side will not sit back against Germany and look to hurt them whilst standing their ground. The players look focussed and positive ahead of kick-off.
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Müller the jokester

All smiles amongst the Germany squad ahead of the game, can always count on Thomas Müller to keep the spirits high.
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Bratwurst or Fondue?

We'll let you guys argue this one..
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Hi Basti!

The Bayern Munich icon is at the stadium as part of his media duties. He certainly knows a thing or two about winning trophies with the national team.
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Ready for the show

The Arena Frankfurt is in pristine condition ahead of kick-off, as fans slowly start to make their way in..
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Fans poised for great atmosphere

Two hours to go for kick-off but the Swiss contingent are wasting no time in making themselves heard across the city of Frankfurt.
0:58
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Watch: Granit Xhaka the linebreaker

If Switzerland are to record a hugely important three points today, Granit Xhaka's vision and execution of passes will be key. The Bayer Leverkusen man breaks defensive lines for fun with his passes.
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Watch: The Arena Frankfurt experience

Through Eintracht Frankfurt's highs and lows in recent seasons, the Die Adler faithful have witnessed many a memorable moments on home turf, including a 5-1 drubbing of Bayern Munich last season. Will Switzerland v Germany live up to the same entertainment value? It might just...
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Nagelsmann to ignore suspension threat

Germany have four players on yellow cards, just one away from a suspension. Those are Tah, Middlestadt, Andrich and Rudiger. With Germany already qualified for the last 16, Nagelsmann was asked if he may leave the quartet out and replied: "I don't care about the yellow card situation, I trust our squad. If I were to rest Andrich now and replace him with Pascal Groß so that Rob could then play in the round of 16, I would find that disrespectful to Pascal. I trust everyone in the squad and everyone should play as long as the tournament format allows. I am convinced that I can throw anyone in if a suspension is required."
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Bundesliga interest

Unsurprisingly, Germany's squad is full of Bundesliga players. Those are: Robert Andrich, Jonathan Tah, Florian Wirtz (Bayer Leverkusen), Joshua Kimmich, Manuel Neuer, Thomas Müller, Leroy Sané (Bayern Munich), Emre Can, Niclas Füllkrug, Nico Schlotterbeck (Borussia Dortmund), Oliver Baumann, Maximilian Beier (Hoffenheim), Robin Koch (Eintracht Frankfurt), Benjamin Henrichs, David Raum (RB Leipzig), Waldemar Anton, Chris Führich, Maximilian Mittelstädt, Deniz Undav (VfB Stuttgart). Switzerland, meanwhile, have their fair share of Bundesliga regulars, which are: Rubén Vargas (Augsburg), Granit Xhaka (Bayer Leverkusen, pictured), Gregor Kobel (Borussia Dortmund), Nico Elvedi (Borussia Mönchengladbach), Silvan Widmer (Mainz), Leonidas Stergiou (VfB Stuttgart), Cédric Zesiger (Wolfsburg).
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Another Neuer milestone

Back to that man again, who - should he be selected later - will make his 18th appearance at a Euros, which will be a new appearance record for a goalkeeper at the competition. Gianluigi Buffon held the previous finals best with 17.
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Super-hands Sommer

Remember when ex-Bundesliga legend Yann Sommer deputised for Manuel Neuer between the Bayern Munich posts? The Swiss custodian played 25 times for the Bavarians in 2023 while Neuer recovered from injury and as he gets set to play for a 92nd time for Switzerland today, the former Borussia Mönchengladbach keeper will be keen to see Germany's current No.1 at the opposite end of the pitch.
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Fan-Tah-stic vibes

Germany defender Jonathan Tah has been revelling in the atmosphere generated by Germany's Euro 2024 run to the tournament knockouts. "We can definitely feel the buzz around the Euros," the Bayer Leverkusen man explained. "It pushes us forward as a team. We’ve managed to rekindle everyone’s belief and to do that, it was important for us to believe in ourselves first."
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Swiss in the house

According to reports on UEFA's official website, Switzerland will be backed by around 30,000 fans at Deutsche Bank Park this evening. We're all set for a spectacular atmosphere.
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Game day!

Hello Frankfurt! Get the lowdown on on today's big-game city and venue as Germany look to make it a perfect ending to Group A for Julian Nagelsmann.
3:40
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Watch: Jamal Musiala under the tactical microscope

Jamal Musiala has scored in both games for Germany, making him the host nation's top scorer after two games. The Bayern Munich youngster has been lighting up the Bundesliga for a good few years now - see what makes him such a threat.
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Switzerland not through yet

Granit Xhaka's Switzerland are second in the section, two points behind leaders Germany. They recorded a comfortable 3-1 win against Hungary on Matchday 1, but were held to a 1-1 draw by Scotland last time out. Die Nati will progress as group winners with three points, or as runners-up with a draw. They will also reach the knockouts if they lose and Scotland don't beat Hungary. A defeat to Germany, coupled with a Scotland win, would only be enough for for a top-two finish if they're ahead of the Scots on goal difference. If not, third-place tiebreakers come into play, measured against teams in other groups.
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Perfect start!

After thumping Scotland 5-1, Germany ran out 2-0 winners over Hungary to become the first team to reach the last 16 of Euro 2024. They'll advance as Group A winners, as long as they avoid defeat on Matchday 3.

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