Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann says he will not resign after Germany crash out of the World Cup in the last 32, following a 4-3 penalty shootout defeat to Paraguay. The match ends 1-1 after extra time, with the teams taking the game to penalties. Nagelsmann states he wants to remain in his role despite what he describes as another early elimination for Germany. He also criticises officiating, saying a disallowed goal in extra time was “a joke,” according to one report. Another outlet notes he refuses to “run away,” framing his decision as a commitment to the job rather than a response to the loss. Multiple sources highlight that the Paraguay match is Germany’s first-ever World Cup loss in a penalty shootout. The defeat follows Germany having been eliminated early previously, and the current exit ends the tournament for the four-time World Cup winners.
Nagelsmann says he will not resign after Germany’s World Cup exit to Paraguay
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann says he will not resign after Germany crash out of the World Cup in the last 32, following a 4-3 penalty shootout defeat to Paraguay. The match ends 1-1 after extra tim...
- Germany are eliminated in the World Cup last 32 after drawing 1-1 with Paraguay and losing 4-3 on penalties.
- Coach Julian Nagelsmann says he will not resign and intends to stay in his job.
- Nagelsmann criticises the referee over a disallowed goal in extra time.
- Reports say Germany’s defeat makes it their first World Cup loss in a penalty shootout.
- Germany’s elimination comes after an additional early exit in recent World Cup tournaments.
Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann said he wanted to stay in his job despite the defeat on penalties to Paraguay that sent the four-time World Cup winners crashing out.
3 hours agoGermany coach Julian Nagelsmann said he wanted to stay in his job despite the defeat on penalties to Paraguay that sent the four-time World Cup winners crashing out.
3 hours agoGermany coach Julian Nagelsmann said he wanted to stay in his job despite the defeat on penalties to Paraguay that sent the four-time World Cup winners crashing out in the last 32 on Monday.The loss to the South Americans was the first time that Germany have ever lost a penalty shootout at a World Cup.
4 hours agoGermany coach Julian Nagelsmann said he will not resign after a third early World Cup elimination in a row and lambasted the referee for disallowing a goal in extra-time. Germany lost 4-3 on penalties to Paraguay on Monday after a dour 1-1 draw in the last 32.
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