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Germans out cun determined Scots
NORRKOPING.
Sweden, June 16: World champions Germany out-Ijnned Scotland
0 on Monday
and enhanced their ambitions of reaching the European Championship semifinals, reports Reuter.
Karlheinz Riedle and Stefan Effenberg netted the goals in a pulsating match which meant the end of the road for a brave Scottish side who are out. whatever the result of their final Groyp Two match against the CIS.
Germany, held 1-1 by the CIS in the Idrottsparken Stadium on Friday, were in much more determined mood from the start.
But they finished with 10 men after first Stefan Reuter and then Guido Buchwald were helped away with blood on their shirts and their heads swathed in bandages in the last 15 minutes.
Andreas Moeller and Thomas Haessler both hit the woodwork with shots in the second half but the Scots survived and came close themselves several times.
Despite Friday's 1 -0 reverse against the Netherlands in Gothenburg and the defeat by Germany, Scottish fans were still in good heart and voice at the end and stayed on long after the final whistle, prompting manager Andy Roxburgh and the players to return to acknowledge them.'
Germany, however, held more of the initiative in a full-blooded and absorbing contest which finally brought the championship to life and were worth the biggest win of the tournament's first seven matches.
Germany, with Haessler the driving force, tested Scotland severely before Riedle broke the deadlock on the half- hour.
Matthias Sammer worked the ball through a tangle of defenders on the edge of the Scottish box and maneuvered it to Juergen Klinsmann, featuring tn the attack in place of injured World Cup partner Rudi Voeller.
Klinsmann, his back to the Scottish goal, shielded the ball and teed it up for Riedle to smash it into the net.
Two minutes after the interval Effenberg added the second, hoisting the ball over from the right. It took a slight deflection and sailed over goalkeeper Andy Coram's head to land just inside the far post.
MoeUer struck the left post in the 58th minute and Haessler banged his shot
against the right 1n the 67th but Germany could not increase their lead.
Scotland refused to concede defeat and German goalkeeper Bodo Illgner did well to save a fierce Paul McStay drive on the hour.
Gary McAllister, who came close twice in the first 11 minutes, prompted the attack and Brian McClair and Richard Gough might have scored with headers.
Tiny midfielder Haessler was booked in the 86th minute for a foul on towering defender Dave McPherson and Scotland's Stuart McCall fol lowed in the second minute of injury time for tripping Effenberg.
But it was not a dirty game and the injuries to Reuter and Buchwald followed clashes of heads in aerial duels for the ball.
Reuter came on In the 69th minute for Riedle. who himself had received a knock, but remained only six minutes — much of that on the ground receiving treatment following
his clash of heads with McCall.
Michael Schulz replaced him and then — with both substitutes used — Buchwald had lo go after his collision with Gough and teammate Manfred Binz.
Voeller, who had a 35-minute operation on his broken left arm on Monday, telephoned Riedle to wish him luck for the match.
Riedle himself may have broken his nose and was having an x-ray In the evening.
Riedle, Reuter and Buchwald are all doubtful for Thursday s match against the Netherlands tn Gothenburg.
Team chief Berti Vogts was pleased with Monday's result.
"I'm deeply satisfied, especially with our attacking game. Wc created lost of chances." he said.
"I'm not so heartened by our defensive game. All too often wc offered our opponents loo many opportunities to score."
"But Oils is our first win and so I'm happy about that. Rarely have I seen such a good
Scottish team. I compliment them on how well they fought back after going 2-0 down."
Roxburgh returned the compliment. "I salute the Germans. They are a top- class team," he said.
"1 think the Scottish team tried really hard. We created an enormous number of chances but the ball would not go into the net."