Physical Address
304 North Cardinal St.
Dorchester Center, MA 02124
The German leader admits
Germany captain Joshua Kimmch admitted that the cars deserved to be excluded from the 2026 World Cup after not performing well throughout the World Cup.
Paraguay stunned Germany in the round of 32 of the 2026 World Cup by defeating Germany on penalties (4-3) after a 1-1 draw after regular and extra time in the early hours of Tuesday at the Boston Stadium in the United States of America.
With this victory, Paraguay enters the 1/8 finals of the World Cup and awaits the winner of the France-Sweden match scheduled for next Wednesday dawn.
On the other hand, the German team continues its path of failureAfter exiting the group stage in the last two editions, 2018 and 2022.
Germany got off to a strong start to their World Cup campaign, beating Curaçao (7-1) and then thrashing Cote d’Ivoire (2-1) before losing to Ecuador by the same scoreline at the end of the group stage before bowing out of the World Cup at the hands of Paraguay.
{“type”:”power-rankings-carousel”,”data”:{}}
“It’s a terrible feeling, we didn’t play well against any opponent,” Kimmich said in media statements after the game.
He added: “Three times we faced big problems against teams that weren’t world class, that’s a fact.”
He continued his statements. “Yes, we fully deserve to be excluded from the World Cup.”
In other announcements reported by the network.Sky Germany:“I remember Germany from my childhood, when I watched it on TV, it was always semi-finals and finals. Of course, we want to give this feeling to the children, the people and the present generation. But the truth is, we couldn’t give it to all these people in their homes.”
He added: “This is very unfortunate, especially when Germany brings us many benefits and we have achievements that we are proud of. Unfortunately, at the moment, the national team is not like that, and we all bear the responsibility for that.”
“We have to take responsibility, no one can avoid it. We have to face it because we, the players, who were on the pitch, ruined everything. It was neither the coach, nor the media, nor the referee, nor the opponent, only we were the reason for it.”
