Press reviews: “Löw – broken love”

Italy Sports Gazette: “Fantastic England. Sterling plus Kane: A historic win against Germany. Wembley in a frenzy, sad farewell for Löw. At 18.51:42 p.m. in front of 000 spectators in London, the Löw era in Germany ended and perhaps the finally victorious story of this England begins. With a single blow, Southgate took revenge for the missed penalty in the 1996 European Championship semi-final.” Corriere dello Sport: “Sterling above all else. Kate and William also celebrate. Germany is going home, having only managed to escape from the group with difficulty, from which France and Portugal also came out badly.” Tuttosport: “England has grown up! Sterling and Kane send old rivals Germany home. Germany laments the sensational chance that Müller missed after the 1-0 lead: It could have been a different story. A triumph England have been waiting for since the 1966 World Cup.” The Republic: “Europe haywire: France, Portugal, Germany, Netherlands and Croatia already outside. This is how the tournament rewrites the hierarchy” France The team: “Löw – broken love. Yesterday was the last game of coach Joachim Löw (61), who represented the team (German in the French original) for 15 years. The general melancholy was also directed against him. The era now ends with the final impression of this defeat.” Norway Aftenpost: “The Löw era ended with a bitter defeat – tragic. Joachim Löw's dream of crowning his 15 years as Germany boss with European Championship gold has shattered. His 198th game ended in a heavy defeat at Wembley.” Dagbladet: “England is finally free of the curse. England finally beat champion team Germany when it mattered most. This was revenge for the defeat in 1996. A previously insulted Harry Kane secured the victory.” Denmark Politiken: “Big English triumph: Sterling and Kane send Wembley into ecstasy and Germany out of the European Championship. “Germany finished the European Championships with a huge bang at Wembley Stadium, where England won 2-0.” Jyllands Post: “English steel sent the Germans out into the cold. England sent Germany out of the European Championship, where the team delivered a historic result. A showdown with history. That is what the struggle between England and Germany is.” Sweden Aftonbladet: “Long live this tournament. Sometimes old truths end in a special moment. It was already clear when the round of 81 against England began that the well-worn truth that Germany always wins in the end had expired. After XNUMX minutes played at Wembley, Thomas Müller gave her the death knell for the foreseeable future.” Czechia MF DNS: “How must the German footballers have felt when their national anthem played but was drowned out by loud boos from the English fans? Probably not particularly good. But this feeling was probably still more pleasant than the disappointment of being eliminated from the European Championship in the round of 2 two hours later. England – Germany 0-XNUMX!” Pravo: “England has fallen into euphoria. The proud Albion has settled its outstanding scores with Germany and thrown their opponents out of the European Championship. The defeat is the bitter end to the career of German national coach Joachim Löw, who had already announced his retirement before the European Championships. Only two games separate him from the mark of 200 international games as head coach.

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Press reviews: “Löw – broken love”

The 0-2 defeat in the European Championship round of XNUMX against England was Joachim Löw's last game as coach of the DFB team. Numerous international media reports on the farewell. The press reviews.

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