Reserve goalkeeper shone on penalties and was instrumental in Germany’s victory over Argentina; final of the U17 World Cup will be against France
On penalties, the Germany won the Argentina this Tuesday, 28th, and confirmed his place in the final of the U17 World Cup, in Surakarta, Indonesia. The European team beat the South Americans 4-2 on penalties, after a 3-3 draw in normal time.
The game had two turns in regulation time, with the Argentines seeking equality in stoppage time and taking the decision to penalties. Germany reserve goalkeeper Heide was the highlight in the classification when he defended the Mastantuono It is Echeverrithe first in Argentina.
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It will be the first final in Germany’s history at the U17 World Cup. The team was runner-up to West Germany in the debut edition of the U16 World Cup, in 1985. The competition only changed category in 1991.
The decision will be disputed against the Francewho won the Mali 2-1, also this Tuesday. The final is scheduled for next Saturday, 2nd, at 9am (Brasília time), in Suracarta.
Source: sportbuzz
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