It’s possible that three points could be enough for Germany to get through in third place, but they really needed to take something from the game tonight after losing to France in the opener.
They started brightly but were caught by a goal on the counter-attack, and you did have to wonder if they would go down with a whimper here.
Kai Havertz already has one huge goal this summer with the winner in the Champions League final, but Germany will feel this is just as important:
On Tuesday, #GER conceded an own goal ?
Today, #GER have profited from an own goal ?#PORGER | #ITVFootball | #Euro2020 pic.twitter.com/WaLFEnvhpV— ITV Football (@itvfootball) June 19, 2021
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It’s since been given as an own goal by Man City defender Ruben Dias, but it was pivotal as Germany went on to turn the game on its head