The DFB team might have suffered a highly unfortunate 4-3 defeat against Spain in the final group game courtesy of a last-minute own goal, but they reached the final tournament as one of the best runners-up. As they had done in the 7-0 win over Finland – when they scored six of the seven goals – the Dortmund lads stood out again against Spain: Paris Brunner restored parity for the DFB youngsters on two occasions, while Almugera Kabar put them 3-2 ahead at one point. Brunner, Herrmann and Kabar were all included in DFB coach Christian Wück’s starting line-up, while Kjell Wätjen came off the bench in the 46th minute. Luke Rahman was an unused substitute.

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“I missed football, it was a long time,” Mané said (in German!) after the game, via kicker’s Georg Holzner.

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United return to Premier League action against Leicester on Sunday, when Weghorst will be aiming to help strengthen the team’s hold on a Champions League spot.

After a Netherlands side featuring Donyell Malen had kicked off their EURO qualifying campaign with a 4-0 loss in France, the Oranje managed to pick up their first three points in Group B on Matchday 2. They ran out comfortable 3-0 victors against Gibraltar in Rotterdam on Monday evening. BVB player Malen came on at the break with the score at 1-0.