When exactly will the opening ceremony of the World Cup in Germany begin?

Opening Ceremony: CCTV 5 will be broadcast live at 22:20 on June 9, Beijing time.

The process of the opening ceremony of the World Cup in Germany (Beijing time).

10:23 p.m.: The boys' choir takes the stage;

10:25 p.m.: 14 drummers fire four-meter-long leather whips;

10:28 p.m.: The choir takes the stage to perform "Ode to Joy" against the backdrop of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony;

10:32 p.m.: Smoke rises, floats take to the stage, hay is lifted, and rock dancers take the stage;

10:36 p.m.: 120 drummers from around the world take the stage with percussion instruments in their hands to play the theme song again;

10:38 p.m.: Pele enters the stadium with supermodel Claudia Schiffer with the World Cup trophy;

10:40 p.m.: 170 former world champions enter;

10:49 p.m.: Germany's Koehler, FIFA President Blatter and World Cup Organizing Committee President Beckenbauer take the stage; Koehler announced the opening of the World Cup;

10:55 p.m.: ** Home exits; Removal of the stage and carpets.

11:00 p.m.: The German and Costa Rican players enter and prepare for the warm-up.

Opening match: 00:00 on June 10, Beijing time, Germany vs Costa Rica CCTV 5 live broadcast.

At 9:00 p.m. Beijing time on June 9, the opening ceremony will be broadcast live on 5 sets of TV stations.

In ** TV station 5 sets, starting at 00:00 Beijing time on June 9.

Opening Ceremony: CCTV 5 will be broadcast live at 22:20 on June 9, Beijing time.

9:00 p.m. Beijing time on June 9

It starts at 00:00 a.m. Beijing time on June 10.

The World Cup Finals in Germany kick off at 2:00 a.m. on July 9.

The 2006 FIFA World Cup (German: 2006 FIFA Weltmeisterschaft) was the 18th FIFA World Cup.

The final took place from 9 June to 9 July 2006 in 12 courses in Germany. This is the second time the World Cup has been held in Germany since 1974 and the second time the World Cup has been held in Europe since 1998.

At 2 o'clock on July 10, 2006, Beijing time, the World Cup final was held at the Olympic Stadium in Berlin. In the end, Italy defeated France 5-3 on penalties to win the championship. In the World Cup final, France's Zinedine Zidane was sent off with a red card for headbutting Italy's Marco Materazzi in extra time.

This move has also become a focus of this World Cup.

The countries bidding for this year's World Cup are Germany, England, South Africa and Morocco. In the first round of voting, which was attended by 24 FIFA executive committee members, England received 5 votes, South Africa received 6 votes, Germany received 10 votes, and Morocco was eliminated first with only 3 votes. In the second round of voting, Germany and South Africa each received 11 votes, and the British lost Chagland with 2 votes and were eliminated.

In the final round of balloting, one member abstained, and out of a total of 23 votes, Germany received 12 votes and South Africa 11 votes. Germany won the 2006 World Cup by one vote.

World Cup Germany vs Japan about 23 points knot spine to do the bunch.

Germany are currently ranked 11th in the world and 10th in the round of 32, the eighth-highest of all 13 European teams. Japan are currently ranked 24th in the world and 21st in the round of 32, the second-highest of all six Asian teams. The world ranking of the German team is basically not lower than that of Japan during the same period, and the German team is stronger than the Japanese team in the world ranking.

Germany were the 2014 World Cup champions and have won four World Cups in their history, but in the 2018 World Cup, they also lost to South Korea in the final group stage before returning home. In the history of the World Cup, Germany has participated in the main tournament 17 times, reached the final 8 times, and advanced to the semi-finals 13 times.

Japan have played in a total of six World Cups so far, and they have not missed the World Cup since 1998. In these six World Cups, Japan has reached the round of 16 a total of three times, creating the best result in team history. In the last World Cup, Japan narrowly missed eventual third-place Belgium, which was impressive.

World Cup Germany and Japan squad analysis:

The coach of the German team is Flick, who has succeeded at Bayern, and the 26 players are all from the five major European leagues, of which the Bundesliga players account for the majority, among which Bayern and Dort are big internationals, and there are a total of 7 players in the German team from Bayern and 5 from Dort.

Japan's coach is the controversial Hoichi Mori, with only seven of the 26 players playing in Europe. The most valuable defender in the team is Kenhiro Tomiyasu, who plays for Arsenal in the Premier League, and there are veterans such as Eiji Kawashima, Yuto Hase, and Maya Yoshida in the team.

From the analysis of the World Cup squad, Germany's individual ability and tactical system are much stronger than the Japanese team.

In June 2018, in the last match of the World Cup group stage held in Kazan, Russia, Germany lost to South Korea, writing the "black history" of being eliminated in the group stage after 80 years in 1938. At that time, South Korea's Kim Young-kwon and Son Heung-min Eok-bei led the South Korean team to victory.