"Germany just did a Leverkusen" - X reacts as Niklas Fullkrug nets late equalizer to help Germans finish top of Group A at Euro 2024

Fans on X (formerly Twitter) shared their opinions as 31-year-old forward Niklas Fullkrug's goal helped Germany finish the Euro 2024 group stage on top with seven points. Julian Nagelsmann's squad drew 1-1 against Switzerland on June 23 at Deutsche Bank Park.

Switzerland opened their scoring with Dan Ndoye's goal from an assist by Remo Freuler. The Germans found their equalizer in the last minutes of the match as Fullkrug netted from an assist by David Raum in 90+2 minutes.

Fans took to social media to express their views on the match. While some celebrated Germany's comeback, some were impressed with Switzerland's performance. Here are some reactions on X:

One fan wrote:

"Germany just did a Leverkusen 👏"

Another added:

"unlucky Switzerland"

"Wow they cut that one as close as they could," chimed in another fan.

One account posted:

"Füllkrug should start over Havertz"

Another said:

"Havertz with a hall of shame performance"

"how did nagelsmann bench fullkrug and leave havertz to stay upfront?" posted another.

One user wrote:

"What a horrible robbery"

While another wrote:

"FAIR PLAY TO THE SWISS"

The DFB-Elf and Switzerland, who are second in Group A with five points, qualified for the Round of 16 at Euro 2024 with their opponents yet to be decided.

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Julian Nagelsmann on Germany's 1-1 draw against Switzerland at Euro 2024

German head coach Julian Nagelsmann shared his opinion on Germany's clash against Switzerland at Euro 2024 and said (via @iMiaSanMia on X):

"In the end it's a well-deserved point. Of course, on the counter, you take risks and can concede. We did well to come back. We deserved to equalise. Switzerland were a great opponent, it was an entertaining game. We did well, tactically.

"It's important to have players who can score decisive goals coming on as substitutes. We analyse the opponents in order to pick the starting line-up, and then you can bring in different players from the bench," added the German manager.

The DFB-Elf have won the UEFA European Championship thrice, in 1972, 1980, and 1996.