(5 Jul 2024)
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Berlin - 5 July 2024
1. Various of fans watching German men's football team in football match
2. SOUNDBITE (German) Steffan (only name given), football fan:
“You knew it was going to be a close game. We had chances, but unfortunately we didn't take them all. That's how the result came out.”
3. Fans
4. SOUNDBITE (German) No name given, football fan:
“Spain bought the referee. The penalty should have been given. We are undeservedly out. But we are still proud of our country. You did well. I am proud of Germany.”
5. Wide of fans leaving
6. SOUNDBITE (German) Moritz (only name given) and Vivian (only name given), football fans:
Mortiz: “The game was basically good, I think. Germany played really well, there were a few chances, there was a lot of bad luck with both of them. But the referee, that one penalty really should have been given.”
Vivian: “There were a lot of good chances in any case, but on the whole it was just unfair. From the referee and from the Spaniards too.”
7. Various of fans
STORYLINE:
Football fans in Berlin recoiled after the men's German football team were knocked out of the European Championships by the men's Spanish football team on Friday.
Spanish substitute Mikel Merino headed Spain into the semi-finals as they snatched a 2-1 win in extra time.
German player Florian Wirtz’s equalizer in the last minute of regulation time sent the gripping quarterfinal to extra time after Dani Olmo — who set up Merino’s winner — netted the opening goal early in the second half.
"We had chances, but unfortunately we didn't take them all. That's how the result came out,” said one German fan.
Germany are hosting the tournament with the match result seeing the Spanish team through to play either Portugal or France.
AP video shot by Fanny Broderson
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