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Andrej Kramarić is known at TSG as a reliable penalty taker – and he proved it for the Croatian national team. After their match against Tunisia – played as part of a mini-tournament in Egypt – remained goalless, TSG’s record goalscorer converted his attempt in the penalty shoot-out to help Croatia reach the final against the hosts.
Florian Grillitsch, meanwhile, witnessed an outstanding individual performance by a former Hoffenheim player. Christoph Baumgartner embarked on a solo run towards the Slovakian goal from the kick-off and found the back of the net after just six seconds. Austria – with Grillitsch on the pitch for the first 45 minutes – ultimately won 2-0.
Although Maximilian Beier and Oliver Baumann did not take to the pitch for Germany in their friendly against France, they witnessed an impressive and well-deserved 2-0 win for coach Julian Nagelsmann’s side.
Germany’s next opponents, the Netherlands, were also victorious in their match against Scotland. Ronald Koeman’s team struggled for large parts of the game, but nonetheless ran out 4-0 winners by the final whistle. TSG striker Wout Weghorst was substituted on in the 77th minute and headed home from a corner just a few minutes later to make it 3-0.
David Jurásek also had a win to celebrate. The Czech international came on as a 61st-minute substitute in his country’s 2-1 win over Norway and was on the pitch to celebrate the winner scored by Antonin Barak of Fiorentina.
Kasim Adams had a less enjoyable evening. The TSG defender was substituted on for Ghana in the 63rd minute of their match with Nigeria. Ghana were 1-0 down when he came on, and not long afterwards, a teammate was red carded. The match ended 2-1 to Nigeria.
Ozan Kabak’s Turkey also lost on Friday evening. The team coached by Vincenzo Montella were beaten 1-0 by Hungary, with the TSG defender on the pitch for the full 90 minutes.
The international fixtures with TSG involvement:
Oliver Baumann, Maximilian Beier (Germany)
International friendly: France 0–2 Germany, Saturday, 23 March
International friendly: Germany – Netherlands, Tuesday, 26 March
Andrej Kramarić (Croatia)
International friendly: Croatia 5–4 (penalties) Tunisia, Friday, 22 March
International friendly: Croatia – Egypt/New Zealand, Mo/Tu, 25/26 March
Ozan Kabak (Turkey)
International friendly: Hungary 1–0 Turkey, Freitag, 22 March
International friendly: Austria – Turkey, Tuesday, 26 March
Florian Grillitsch (Austria)
International friendly: Slovakia 0–2 Austria, Saturday, 23 March
International friendly: Austria – Turkey, Tuesday, 26 March
Wout Weghorst (Netherlands)
International friendly: Netherlands 4–0 Scotland, Friday, 22 March
International friendly: Germany – Netherlands, Tuesday, 26 March
David Jurásek (Czechia)
International friendly: Norway 1–2 Czechia, Friday, 22 March
International friendly: Czechia – Armenia, Tuesday, 26 March
Kasim Adams (Ghana)
International friendly: Ghana 1–2 Nigeria, Friday, 22 March
International friendly: Ghana – Uganda, Tuesday, 26 March
Umut Tohumcu (Germany U21)
EURO qualifiers: Germany U21 0–0 Kosovo U21, Friday, 22 March
EURO qualifiers: Germany U21 – Israel U21, Tuesday, 26 March
Nahuel Noll (Germany U20)
International friendly: Germany U20 3–1 France U20, Friday, 22 March
International friendly: France U20 – Germany U20, Monday, 25 March
Tom Bischof, Tim Drexler (Germany U19)
Elite round: Croatia U19 2–1 Germany U19, Wednesday, 20 March
Elite round: Germany U19 2–3 Romania U19, Friday, 22 March
Elite round: Germany U19 – Turkey U19, Tuesday, 26 March
Max Moerstedt (Germany U18)
International friendly: Netherlands U18 0–1 Germany U18, Wednesday, 20 March
International friendly: England U18 0–0 Germany U18, Friday, 22 March
International friendly: Germany U18 – Czechia U18, Monday, 25 March
