Germany vs Colombia: Head to head statistics
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Germany vs Colombia match preview
Will Germany’s underwhelming form continue?
To start this three-game window, die Mannschaft drew 3-3 with Ukraine, needing to score twice late on to salvage a draw.
Kai Havertz halving the deficit with six minutes to go, before Joshua Kimmich converted a stoppage time penalty in Bremen.
Then, on Friday night, Hansi Flick’s team were beaten, going down 1-0 at Stadion Narodowy against Poland.
This means, after also losing to Belgium in March, Germany are now winless in three, claiming just four victories from their last 15 outings, across friendlies, Nations League fixtures and their early World Cup exit.
Between now and next summer, die Mannschaft will exclusively feature in friendlies, given that they’ve qualified for Euro 2024 as hosts.
Colombia are more than capable of pilling on the misery for Flick’s team, seeking a statement victory in Gelsenkirchen.
Los Cafeteros beat Iraq 1-0 in Valencia on Friday night, with Mateo Cassierra the scorer of a late winner at Mestalla.
Néstor Lorenzo’s team are now unbeaten in ten internationals, eight of which have been friendlies, since missing out on World Cup qualifyication in February last year.
La Tricolor return to competitive action in September, welcoming Venezuela to Barranquilla on the opening night of CONMEBOL World Cup qualifying, before taking on Chile in Santiago a few days later.
Here, will Germany claim a much-needed victory at Arena AufSchalke?
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