Two more European teams qualified for the World Cup

On the morning of November 18, Germany and the Netherlands became the owners of two tickets to go straight to North and Central America next summer.

Germany have never failed to qualify for the World Cup.

In Group A, fans expected to see a dramatic match between Germany and Slovakia for the top spot. However, what happened at the Red Bull Arena was too different. "Die Manschaft" created a one-sided game and poured 6 goals into the net of their direct competitors, thereby convincingly winning a ticket to the World Cup.

Young striker Nick Woltemade continued to shine with the opening goal, while Leroy Sane scored twice. Serge Gnabry also made his mark with a goal. The remaining two goals belonged to new names in German football, Ridle Baku and Assan Ouedraogo.

At the end of the European qualifying round, coach Julian Nagelsmann and his team had 15 points, 3 points more than Slovakia. Germany maintained their record of never being absent from the World Cup due to technical reasons.

At the same time, the Netherlands was not under much pressure in the final match of Group G. The "Orange Storm" only had to host the weakest opponent in the group, Lithuania, and made no mistakes to win a ticket to the World Cup.

Tijjani Reijnders, Cody Gakpo, Xavi Simons, and Donyell Malen shined in turn, helping the Netherlands qualify for the second consecutive World Cup after an unforgettable memory in 2018.

Meanwhile, Poland finished the European qualifying round in second place. However, Robert Lewandowski and his teammates still have a chance to attend the World Cup, as they won the right to participate in the play-off round.

Source: https://znews.vn/them-2-doi-chau-au-gianh-ve-du-world-cup-post1603579.html