Why would Germany lose?! Why Germany lost

1.Overworked, Germany won the first two games against England and Argentina, hearty, but also paid a huge physical and psychological attrition, engine Muller also suspended Spain The previous two 1:0 games were much less attrition, and the Spanish main players in the final were all on the field, and the bench was deeper than Germany.

2.The game was like a replica of the previous European Championship final, with Spain tackling Germany in the same way, albeit in a different way. Spain, with Xavi, Iniesta and Alonso's master players, firmly controlled the midfield, and has been pressing Germany to keep looking for opportunities, high pass success rate and delicate foot skills, few mistakes, it is difficult for Germany to grab the ball and launch a counterattack, and Spain's midfield interception ability is also very strong, and it is difficult for Germany to have time to think about it after losing the ball, which greatly reduces the speed of Germany's counterattack.

3.Didn't play a good high ball, although Germany frequently uses high balls, but there are no tactics and innovations, Spain is more targeted in defending high balls, check out actively, and let the tall Puyol grab the first point several times and destroy the ball, obviously Spain's defense line is much better than Argentina and England's second-rate defense.

4.In the face of Spain, the German team played too cautiously and shrunk, and Germany without Muller was not as sharp and fast as before when counterattacking, and there were many mistakes in coordination.

5.Young and inexperienced, Germany, who averaged their early 20s four years ago, also fell to Italy with an average age of 29 in the semi-finals. (sticky, don't be angry with the original author).

Hehe, it's not the first time to post my answer, don't post too much.

In addition to the above five points, I also missed one point, which was not completely summarized, and the most important thing was the goal conceded by Germany.

Germany was very unsuccessful in defending corner kicks, only paying attention to the players who grabbed the point in front of the goal, and did not pay attention to the plug-in behind, pay attention to see, Xavi's corner kick penalty was of high quality, an arc passed, just bypassing a bunch of people waiting in front of the goal to grab the point, and then Puyol plugged in behind, struggled to top, entered, Puyol's series of actions were quite in place, Spain was obviously carefully planned, but this kind of ball is not a new tactical corner, the German team has no one to defend against Puyol, who is tall and meter-tall.

Argentina's goal against Germany in the '06 World Cup was almost identical, and another midfielder, Riquelme's tricky corner, was scored by Ayala, who was also a central defender, and Spain replicated Argentina's goal in '06.

Germany fell twice in the same place.

The tactics are not arranged, okay... When the opponent kicks in, I don't have to rush to rearrange it... Here's how I feel.

Bad luck, Squidward's choice!! Alas, I really like this German team, disappointed!!

I think both sides played very well, and there was an element of luck in winning and losing - who is to blame for the ball hitting the post?

The Germans insist on themselves and insist on the purity of football.

Other teams buy referees, buy FIFA**, Germany doesn't do this, and there is even very little hype!

This is Germany!

The midfielder's pressing was not close enough and not tough enough, giving Spain too much room to play, resulting in Xavi and others repeatedly passing lethal passes.

Germany's midfield configuration is very good, but, the fly in the ointment is that Muller was suspended in this game, resulting in the failure of Germany's 4 arrows in the frontcourt, if Muller is there, of course, it is better

Because they met Spain, after all, the German players are too young. This is football, and no one can predict who will win.

The midfield configuration is not good, and Spain's midfielders have Xavi and Iniesta, which can be called the brains of Spain. Muller was absent from the game and was also the reason for the loss.

Germany lost to Spain in the European Championship final. Spain is no worse physically than the Germans, but technically better than the Germans.

Because Octopus Paul said that Spain wants to win

For the prophecy of Paul said that they would ask for cups.

Die a well-deserved death, quickly, quickly!

If you lose, you lose.

I'm also optimistic about Germany.

Frankfurt is the largest financial center in Germany and the largest economic center in Germany, Frankfurt is the richest city in Germany and the richest city in Germany, Frankfurt is the capital of Germany and the largest city in Germany.

The players are young, they don't have enough fire, one attacking and neglecting the defence, and of course Klose's departure has a big impact.

Don't be so superstitious, I think the main reason why Germany lost was because Muller was suspended, he didn't play, which caused the German team to not open up the situation and tend to be conservative.

I don't know how to defend and play too conservatively.

Personally, I think that it is reasonable for the German team to lose, firstly, the fight on the field is not active, it seems to be a few old men, no vitality, no fighting spirit and no hard work, second, two drunken men drink, one turns on the flashlight and says "you climb up the pillar against the other" and the other says "you close the electric door and I don't fall off" The German team was drunk in the cries of the fans. Third, the style of play has changed, conservative opportunism, and the desire to defend and counterattack. Fourth, the coach made a mistake in command, is he gambling?

Germany's problem lies in the midfield, in this game, Spain through patience down, offensive pressure, Gong hit Berteng this point, forced the German defense head too compressed, the midfield Khedira pressure is too much, Dejin Gong can not open, controlled by the West Tooth on both wings, the German side attack is not bad, Öqil did not play much role.

Lose in the way you play... In the face of accurate passing, Germany can only defend... But it was also very good, only one goal was conceded.

Because Germany didn't score and Spain scored a goal.

Probably because Spain was in control of the situation and did not give the Germans a chance to fight back quickly. England and Argentina's defense in front of them is not in place, giving the Germans too many opportunities, but the Germans are still worth looking forward to, after all, the team is still very young, looking forward to 2014 to abuse Brazil!

This is inherently uncertain, and the strength of the two teams is about the same, so it is not surprising who wins.

Because I was cursed by an octopus.

The players are young and inexperienced, and of course Klose's departure has a big impact.

I remanded Germany in custody....Hey....Poor for it....

The young No.13 is suspended for two red cards. This was a blow to Germany. It can't be said that Germany can't play well without the number 13. But there is no doubt about the role of the 13th in the first few games. This should be one of the main reasons.

It should be admitted that Spain did play at a level yesterday.

Xavi faced the press, increased the speed of the ball and added ball protection.

Xiaobai, Pedro, and Villa have all run a lot more distance than before, and the game is exciting!! Let's enjoy the process.

Celebrate for Spain.

Germany should also be applauded!!

yes, I was angry when I watched the game.

However, in the early stage, there were many people who were optimistic about Spain, and you can see that they were all suppressing Germany.

Too young to have the experience of catching up behind!!

Anything is possible in the world of football.

It's inseparable from training and coaching.

Personally, I think they played too conservatively, defensively, and attacked too little, because Spain played too well.

There is no why!! That's football!!

In a word: anything is possible!