In the early morning of the 11th, the Netherlands and Germany's match ended in a 2-2 draw, the focus of the character is not Manchester United iron defender Mathias Dillet. After conceding a goal in the previous game, he made another "self-destructive" mistake today, allowing Germany to equalize. Coach Ronald Gauvin was so upset about this that he replaced him at half-time, and the German media were unrelenting in their mockery. This is really "the tragic version of the Netherlands".
Despite the Netherlands' 5-2 win against Bosnia, both goals conceded stemmed from Di Richette's errors, yet a win is a win. "Painful". Against the mighty Germany, the Dutch broke the Reynders' record just two minutes into the game and felt they had everything under control. De Ligt held the ball at the back for 38 minutes, with Musia making easy interceptions. Denis Udav was level with two German passes, while Dillet's partner Wahkil Yundjak looked a little flustered at the shooting point.
At one point before half-time, the Dutch were trailing 1-2 to Gammage, but coach Ronald Gowan quickly adjusted his tactics by replacing the error-prone Dillette with Yunheki. The Dutch settled down and Dufresse equalized in the 50th minute before the two teams finally shook hands. After Bayern Munich gave up Dirichlet this summer, German media satirized him as "the tragic version of Holland", but Bayern is obviously quite satisfied with this transfer.
After the game, Ronald Gauvin said, "I was reluctant to replace Dillet, but it seems like every time he makes a mistake, his family gets punished. Today, I continued to give him a chance to protect him." And Wahkil Yundjak was disappointed with his partner's performance, "Football is so cruel, we have to learn from our mistakes, mistakes are just momentary, but at a high level of play, accidents always happen."
