Spain vs Germany Live Score, FIFA World Cup 2022 Qatar: Fullkrug rescues a point for Germany

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HT | 🇪🇸 Spain 1–1 Germany 🇩🇪

Germany showed more attacking intent in the second half, but Spain scored first through Morata, while Füllkrug kept the Germans at #Qatar2022 with an 83rd-minute equalizer.

It all comes down to the final day in Group E!#ESPGER #FIFAWorldCup pic.twitter.com/JSgfJlziPf
— Sofascore (@SofascoreINT) November 27, 2022

Füllkrug rescues Germany! What a story, a year ago he was playing 2.Bundesliga and now he scores a big one against Spain at the #FIFAWorldCup. Somehow #GER still alive. pic.twitter.com/rcHe4xv4gW
— Transfermarkt.co.uk (@TMuk_news) November 27, 2022

A couple of tweets before we end this blog.

FULL-TIME! Spain 1 Germany 1. A fine game which ends in a draw. Morata opened the scoring for Spain after coming on a sub while the German sub Fullkrug rescued a vital point for his side with a late equaliser. Germany stay alive and will have to beat Costa Rica in their last game to have a chance of qualification.

WHAT A CHANCE FOR SANE! Sane times his run beautifully on the left and instead of shooting across the advancing Simon he tries to round him and square it to Fullkrug but runs of pitch on the byline. Had he shot there, there was a greater chance of a goal as he was one-on-one with the keeper. Sane has a wry smile on his face after missing that. From the resultant corner, Simon catches superbly among a sea of shirts and the final whistle blows.

6 minutes of added time.

Germany make a change: Gnabry off and Hofmann is on.

GOAL! Niclas Fullkrug in the 83rd minute! Spain 1 Germany 1. The substitute breathes life into Germany's campaign. Sane feeds Musiala who on the turn flicks it to the right of Fullkrug who blasts it into the top corner as he shoots across Simon - who had no chance. Game on!

WHAT A CHANCE FOR MUSIALA! But he hits it straight at Simon who stands tall and big to thwart a fierce shot at goal. This after Sane fed Musiala who snuck in behind the last man.

Triple change for Germany now: Gundogan, Muller and Kehrer make way for Sane, Klostermann and Fullkrug.

Spain are buzzing now as Morata is almost in one-on-one but Neuer comes out to clear the danger.

Two Spain subs as Asensio and Gavi are off. Nico Williams and Koke are on.

Spain again threaten down the left through Olmo who squares to the unmarked Asensio on the right but his shot is well over. He slumps to the turf in disappointment. That was a good chance.

GOAL! Alvaro Morata in the 62nd minute! Spain 1 Germany 0. Jordi Alba nutmegs Thilo Kehrer as he passes to Morata who gets ahead of Sule and flicks it superbly past Neuer from 3 yards. Germany in big trouble now but that was a typical centre-forward finish from Morata.

YELLOW CARD to Joshua Kimmich for a raised boot that raps the ankle of Dani Olmo.

Unai Simon gives the ball away playing out from the back but redeems himself immediately with a fine save to deny Joshua Kimmich from close range.

Spain make a change: Alvaro Morata comes on for Ferran Torres.

Second half begins.

HALF-TIME! Spain 0 Germany 0. While Olmo hit the crossbar through Neuer's save for Spain, Rudiger had the ball in the back of the net but was deemed offside as it remains goalless at half-time.

2 minutes of added time.

GOAL DISALLOWED FOR OFFSIDE! Rudiger sneaks ahead a tad too early from a free-kick and he is unmarked as he heads home. He wheels away to celebrate but VAR checks and it's offside by the barest of margins. Still remains goalless.

And then Musiala with a sliding block to turn Ferran Torres' shot away for another corner.

Again Olmo gets in behind the defence on the left, but Sule does well to deflect it for a corner.

Ferran Torres will be happy to see the flag up for offside as he skies it over the bar from 5 yards. Olmo is the man who is offside as he squares it from the left.

Jordi Alba who is left-footed cuts inside and strikes with his right but it's wide of the near-post and Neuer had it covered as well.

Serge Gnabry is smothered by Unai Simon as the keeper comes out to smother but the flag is up for offside.

It's Spain who are passing it all around and Germany are on the back foot.

Dani Olmo hits the CROSSBAR! Lovely play on the left-hand side and Olmo drives through a defender's legs but Neuer who should've comfortably punched that, gets away as the ball ricochets on to the crossbar and bounces away. That could have so easily gone in.

KICK-OFF!

The anthems are done and we are ready for kick-off.

The players are in the tunnel. We should have the anthems soon.

The players are out for the warm-ups.

Germany coach Hansi Flick maybe under pressure but he is optimistic ahead of a big night. Here's what he had to say pre-match: "We are optimistic," he said. "We have to be brave and believe in our quality. We want to stick to our game because we have the quality."We trust the team. We're positive and just really want to see that we approach this game on Sunday against Spain positively."It's simply important to deal with defeats, but also to clear your head and focus on the new task, and that's our goal, to get the team to the point where they naturally believe that they can push this thing in the right direction on Sunday."

Germany Subs: Ginter, Havertz, Fullkrug, Gotze, Trapp, Klostermann, Brandt, Hofmann, Sane, Gunter, Ter Stegen, Schlotterbeck, Adeyemi, Kotchap, Moukoko.

Spain Subs: Sanchez, Azpilicueta, Garcia, Pau Torres, Llorente, Morata, Koke, Williams, Raya, Balde, Guillamon, Pino, Carlos Soler, Sarabia, Fati.

Coming to German's team changes for tonight, they have made two for this one - Nico Schlotterbeck and Chelsea forward Kai Havertz both drop out of the starting XI as West Ham's Thilo Kehrer and Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka start.

Spain coach Luis Enrique has cautioned his side against taking Germany too easy. Here's what he had to say pre-match: "Against a team like Germany we can't be overconfident otherwise they will trounce you," he said."It's a rival that requires all of our attention and effort. It's a great challenge for us."

Just the one change for Spain as Carvajal replaces Azpilicueta at right-back and we still have Rodri at centre-back.

Germany: Manuel Neuer, David Raum, Antonio Ruediger, Thilo Keherer, Niklas Suele, Joshua Kimmich, Ilkay Guendogan, Jamal Musiala, Thomas Mueller, Leon Goretzka, Serge Gnabry.

Spain: Unai Simon, Dani Carvajal, Aymeric Laporte, Rodri Hernandez, Jordi Alba, Sergio Busquets, Gavi, Pedri Gonzalez, Ferran Torres, Marco Asensio, Dani Olmo.

The lineups are out!

Pre-match STAT courtesy The Athletic: Germany have won just one of their last seven matches against Spain, including a 6-0 defeat in the Nations League when the sides last met on 17 November 2020. That was Germany's heaviest defeat since 1931.

Germany were given a huge boost by Costa Rica earlier in the day, who won 1-0 against Japan to throw the group completely open. Had Japan won, Germany would've needed to avoid defeat against Spain to prevent them from crashing out tonight. This against a Spain side that scored 7 against Costa Rica and are bubbling with confidence. Can Hansi Flick's men rise to the occasion tonight?

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