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The goals are missing - Germany's 0-0 draw against Ukraine did not spark any great euphoria ahead of the home European Championship. Manuel Neuer's blunder also caused some concern.
"We want to land the big coup, that's clear. But it won't be easy at this home tournament either. We have the right atmosphere and mood in the team," said Neuer. His comeback game was marred by an over-casual chip ball to his opponent shortly before the end. Ukraine were unable to take advantage of the gift, with Tyrolean referee Walter Altmann blowing the whistle for offside.
Backing from Nagelsmann
Nagelsmann did not want to raise any doubts about Neuer and demonstratively defended his number one for the European Championship.
Video: Nagelsmann "not shocked" by Neuer's blunder
Beier shows up
The fans in Nuremberg reacted positively even without the German goal. They registered the will of the German team to force the victory, which was also emphasized by Nagelsmann. In the absence of Füllkrug, who was sitting in the stands, substitute Maximilian Beier at least used his debut to make a European Championship statement. The young Hoffenheim player almost became the match-winner with his crossbar goal and another good chance. Beier was considered to be the first candidate for the 26-man squad.
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