Argentina is waiting

This article appeared on Transfermarkt in its first version at 12:10 p.m. and was updated after the second quarter-final duel.

After a 1-0 (0-0) win against Spain, the German juniors are in the semi-finals of the U17 World Cup in Indonesia. The highlights of the game can be seen for free on FIFA+ (Advertisement).

In the first half, the Spaniards dominated the game and repeatedly got in front of the German goal. DFB defender Eric da Silva Moreira fended off a dangerous shot from Marc Guiu in the 21st minute. Although Furia Roja put national coach Christian Wück’s team under pressure, they went into the break with a goalless draw.

Brunner, Darvich & Co.: The German U17 squad for the World Cup in Indonesia

Storm: Paris Brunner (BVB)

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Striker: Max Moerstedt (TSG Hoffenheim)

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Striker: Robert Ramsak (FC Bayern)

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Storm: Charles Herrmann (BVB)

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Striker: Eric Emanuel da Silva Moreira (FC St. Pauli)

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Midfield: Bilal Yalcinkaya (HSV)

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Midfield: Noah Darvich (FC Barcelona)

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Midfield: Kurt Rüger (FC Bayern)

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Midfield: Fayssal Harchaoui (1. FC Köln)

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Midfield: Winners Osawe (RB Leipzig)

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Midfield: Finn Jeltsch (1. FC Nürnberg)

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Defense: David Odogu (VfL Wolfsburg)

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Defense: Maximilian Herwerth (VfB Stuttgart)

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Defense: Almugera Kabar (BVB)

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Defense: Maximilian Hennig (FC Bayern)

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Defense: Maxim Dal (Mainz 05)

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Defense: Justin von der Hitz (1. FC Köln)

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Goal: Max Schmitt (FC Bayern)

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Goal: Konstantin Heide (SpVgg Unterhaching)

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Goal: Louis Babatz (Mainz 05)

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A similar picture emerged in the second half until BVB attacker Paris Brunner won a penalty, which he converted himself in the 64th minute – his 17th goal in the 23rd U17 international match. The German talents confidently defended the result until the final whistle and still have the chance to win another title this year after their European Championship triumph in the summer. Because of an emergency brake, Spain goalkeeper Raúl Jiménez was thrown off the pitch in the last minute of stoppage time.

Germany will play in the semi-finals against Argentina, who clearly won the second duel against Brazil 3-0 (1-0) on Friday. Top talent Claudio Echeverri (28th/58th/71st) almost alone led the Albiceleste into the next round with a hat-trick. All games in the Junior World Championship will be broadcast free of charge Live stream on FIFA+ transmitted (Click here for the U17 World Cup on FIFA+). The final will take place on December 2nd at Manahan Stadium in Surakarta.

Winner of the Golden Boot at U17 World Championships since 2000

2001 | Florent Sinama-Pongolle | France | 9 goals

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in 6 games

2003 | Cesc Fabregas | Spain | 5 goals

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in 5 games

2005 | Carlos Vela | Mexico | 5 goals

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in 5 games

2007 | Macauley Chrisantus | Nigeria | 7 goals

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in 7 games

2009 | Borja Baston | Spain | 5 goals

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in 6 games

2011 | Souleymane Coulibaly | Ivory Coast | 9 goals

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in 4 games

2013 | Valmir Berisha | Sweden | 7 goals

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in 7 games

2015 | Victor Osimhen | Nigeria | 10 goals

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in 7 games

2017 | Rhian Brewster | England | 8 goals

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in 6 games

2019 | Sontje Hansen | Netherlands | 6 goals

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in 7 games

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