At the start of the Olympic football tournament, the German selection failed. Against Brazil, Stephen Kundz’s came back into the game after the first 45 minutes, but lost 2: 4 (0: 3).
Striker Richardson of Everton, a Premier League club, clarified things with a hat-trick (7th minute, 22nd, 30th) in the first half hour. Nadeem Amiri’s goal gave the German team hope again (56th). After Maximilian Arnold was sent off (62nd), substitute Ragnar Ace was only able to score the next goal (84th). Paulinho clarified everything with a counter-attack (90 + 4).
In the new edition of the final in Rio de Janeiro 2016, the German team lost on penalties, the Brazilians settled in the German half from the start and the German defensive line was constantly attacked. The current champion’s first promising counter-attack was completed by Matthias Cunha, while Hertha B.Sc. Professional failed as Florian Mல்லller failed on the German goal (5th).
Shortly afterwards, the opening goal fell to Brazil: Amos Piper, who was not very determined, allowed Richardson to escape for the first time. With his first title, the attacker could not have passed Muller in good spirits, but was powerless when it came to the VFP Stuttgart keeper edge (7th).
At this point in the game, the Germans could not free themselves from Brazilian pressure. There were also some personal mistakes like the Pipers who wanted to move the uncontrolled high ball back towards the goal, which gave it to Richardson (15th). First Mல்லller blocked a much-needed opportunity, and then Piper washed his way through a tackle of his mistake.
The next mistake was made collectively by the DFP team: first, when there was a cross from the left, no one took Richardson in the center, leading it 2-0 (22nd minute). A sclenger Richardson, deflected by Piper, landed in the far corner (30th) shortly after for a hat-trick victory.
Mல்லller stands alone and Arnold is thrown off the field
After the 3-0 win, the pressure on the German goal eased a bit. Due to Benjamin Heinrich’s handball, Brazil had a chance to score the fourth goal with a penalty shortly before the break, but Mர்ller scored against Cunha (45th + 2).
After the break, the trend continued for the Brazilians to gradually hand over control of the game to the German team. 1: 3 fell a bit happily: a volleyball slipped over Amir’s leg as the ball hit the bottom right on the Brazilian goal (56th).
Shortly afterwards, Germany were outnumbered: already-warned captain Maximilian Arnold took the yellow-red (62nd) left in the morning against former Brazil star Danny Alves. Nonetheless, the TFP struggled to catch it when substitute Ace David Ram headed towards a cross (84th). However, this was not enough for a point and instead Paulinho put up the final point.
Unlike Germany, the Olympic football tournament in Brazil has traditionally been a high priority. Although many of the candidates for the games in Japan were not approved by their clubs in Germany, the Brazilians came up with a team of stars and top talent. Seleno won gold and won Group D, in which Ivory Coast previously defeated Saudi Arabia.