Portugal v Germany, 19 June 2021

Score4-2 to Germany
RefereeAnthony Taylor
CompetitionUEFA European Championship Group F
VenueAllianz Arena, Munich
Attendance12,926

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Kick-off: 6.00pm local Attendance limited due to COVID-19 restrictions. Assistant referees: Gary Beswick (ENG) and Adam Nunn (ENG) Fourth official: Srdjan Jovanović (SRB) Video Assistant Referee: Stuart Attwell (ENG) This was match no. 24 of the pan-Europe Euro 2020 tournament. This was the fifth meeting between Portugal and Germany at the UEFA European Championship finals. Only Italy and Spain had met more often in the tournament's history (six).

2 Portugal

Manager: Fernando Santos

4 Germany

Manager: Joachim Löw

Goals:

Cristiano Ronaldo 15 G
Diogo Jota 67 G

Goals:

Rúben Dias own goal 35 OG
Raphaël Guerreiro own goal 39 OG
Kai Havertz 51 G
Robin Gosens 60 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Rui Patrício
Defender Nélson Semedo
Defender Pepe
Defender Raphaël Guerreiro
Defender Rúben Dias
Defender/Midfielder Danilo Pereira
Midfielder Bruno Fernandes
Midfielder William Carvalho
Midfielder/Forward Bernardo Silva
Midfielder/Forward Diogo Jota
Forward Cristiano Ronaldo (captain)

Starting lineup:

Manuel Neuer Goalkeeper (captain)
Matthias Ginter Defender
Mats Hummels Defender
Antonio Rüdiger Defender
Joshua Kimmich Defender/Midfielder
Robin Gosens Midfielder
Ilkay Gündogan Midfielder
Toni Kroos Midfielder
Serge Gnabry Midfielder/Forward
Kai Havertz Midfielder/Forward
Thomas Müller Forward

Substitutions:

Renato Sanches for Bernardo Silva 46
Rafa Silva for William Carvalho 58
João Moutinho for Bruno Fernandes 64
André Silva for Diogo Jota 83

Substitutions:

Marcel Halstenberg for Robin Gosens 62
Emre Can for Mats Hummels 63
Leon Goretzka for Kai Havertz 73
Niklas Süle for Ilkay Gündogan 73
Leroy Sané for Serge Gnabry 87

Cards:

Cards:

Kai Havertz 66 Y
Matthias Ginter 77 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Anthony Lopes
Goalkeeper Rui Silva
Defender José Fonte
Defender/Midfielder Diogo Dalot
Defender/Midfielder João Palhinha
Midfielder João Moutinho
Midfielder Pedro Gonçalves
Midfielder Rafa Silva
Midfielder Renato Sanches
Midfielder Rúben Neves
Forward André Silva
Forward Gonçalo Guedes

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Bernd Leno
Goalkeeper Kevin Trapp
Defender Christian Günter
Defender Niklas Süle
Defender/Midfielder Emre Can
Defender/Midfielder Marcel Halstenberg
Defender/Midfielder Robin Koch
Midfielder Florian Neuhaus
Midfielder/Forward Leon Goretzka
Midfielder/Forward Leroy Sané
Midfielder/Forward Kevin Volland
Forward Timo Werner

Comments:

Portugal became the first reigning champions at the UEFA European Championship finals to concede four or more goals in a game. They became the first-ever team to concede two own goals in a game at the UEFA European Championship finals. Cristiano Ronaldo had now equalled Germany's Miroslav Klose's record as the leading European goalscorer at the UEFA European Championship finals and FIFA World Cup finals (19).

Comments:

Germany avoided losing consecutive group games at a major tournament for the first time since Euro 2000. They scored four or more goals in a game at a major tournament for the first time since their 7-1 win against Brazil at the FIFA World Cup finals in 2014. Aged 22 years and eight days, Kai Havertz became Germany's youngest-ever goalscorer at UEFA European Championship finals. Robin Gosens scored after five minutes but the goal was disallowed after a VAR review due to an offside decision.

2 Portugal

Manager: Fernando Santos

Goals:

Cristiano Ronaldo 15 G
Diogo Jota 67 G

Starting lineup:

Goalkeeper Rui Patrício
Defender Nélson Semedo
Defender Pepe
Defender Raphaël Guerreiro
Defender Rúben Dias
Defender/Midfielder Danilo Pereira
Midfielder Bruno Fernandes
Midfielder William Carvalho
Midfielder/Forward Bernardo Silva
Midfielder/Forward Diogo Jota
Forward Cristiano Ronaldo (captain)

Substitutions:

Renato Sanches for Bernardo Silva 46
Rafa Silva for William Carvalho 58
João Moutinho for Bruno Fernandes 64
André Silva for Diogo Jota 83

Cards:

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Anthony Lopes
Goalkeeper Rui Silva
Defender José Fonte
Defender/Midfielder Diogo Dalot
Defender/Midfielder João Palhinha
Midfielder João Moutinho
Midfielder Pedro Gonçalves
Midfielder Rafa Silva
Midfielder Renato Sanches
Midfielder Rúben Neves
Forward André Silva
Forward Gonçalo Guedes

Comments:

Portugal became the first reigning champions at the UEFA European Championship finals to concede four or more goals in a game. They became the first-ever team to concede two own goals in a game at the UEFA European Championship finals. Cristiano Ronaldo had now equalled Germany's Miroslav Klose's record as the leading European goalscorer at the UEFA European Championship finals and FIFA World Cup finals (19).

4 Germany

Manager: Joachim Löw

Goals:

Rúben Dias own goal 35 OG
Raphaël Guerreiro own goal 39 OG
Kai Havertz 51 G
Robin Gosens 60 G

Starting lineup:

Manuel Neuer Goalkeeper (captain)
Matthias Ginter Defender
Mats Hummels Defender
Antonio Rüdiger Defender
Joshua Kimmich Defender/Midfielder
Robin Gosens Midfielder
Ilkay Gündogan Midfielder
Toni Kroos Midfielder
Serge Gnabry Midfielder/Forward
Kai Havertz Midfielder/Forward
Thomas Müller Forward

Substitutions:

Marcel Halstenberg for Robin Gosens 62
Emre Can for Mats Hummels 63
Leon Goretzka for Kai Havertz 73
Niklas Süle for Ilkay Gündogan 73
Leroy Sané for Serge Gnabry 87

Cards:

Kai Havertz 66 Y
Matthias Ginter 77 Y

On the bench:

Goalkeeper Bernd Leno
Goalkeeper Kevin Trapp
Defender Christian Günter
Defender Niklas Süle
Defender/Midfielder Emre Can
Defender/Midfielder Marcel Halstenberg
Defender/Midfielder Robin Koch
Midfielder Florian Neuhaus
Midfielder/Forward Leon Goretzka
Midfielder/Forward Leroy Sané
Midfielder/Forward Kevin Volland
Forward Timo Werner

Comments:

Germany avoided losing consecutive group games at a major tournament for the first time since Euro 2000. They scored four or more goals in a game at a major tournament for the first time since their 7-1 win against Brazil at the FIFA World Cup finals in 2014. Aged 22 years and eight days, Kai Havertz became Germany's youngest-ever goalscorer at UEFA European Championship finals. Robin Gosens scored after five minutes but the goal was disallowed after a VAR review due to an offside decision.