Rudiger s game was too shameful. He was played by a 19-year-old boy and knocked over by a striker in the English League Two

It was a shameful night for Julian Nagelsmann and his German national team.

On the road to the World Cup, this star-studded Germanic chariot was overturned to the ground by the Slovakia team with a score of 0-2. However, what made German fans more angry and worried than this defeat was the team's defensive core Antonio Rudiger, who was a disaster-level 90 minutes.

Disaster-level solo show

This world-class central defender, known for his iron-blooded and stable, seemed to have changed his other person in this game. Not only did he bear an unshirkable responsibility for both goals conceded, he was also humiliated by his opponents in one-on-one confrontation.

Shame shot 1: At the beginning of the game, he was played by Feyenoord's 19-year-old young player Leo Sauer. During one defense, he was dizzy by the young man with continuous change of direction and dribbling, and finally fell to the ground in a mess.

Shame Scene 2: The first one lost the ball, he left his defensive position at the wrong time, completely missed his mark on Hanke. In the end, I could only watch the opponent easily send the ball into the net.

Shame shot 3: If the first goal is a mistake, then the second goal is a great humiliation. In a confrontation, he was knocked to the ground by striker David Streik, who played for England's low-level league forward, and Streik easily knocked the ball into the upper corner of the goal.

Downtown room lecture

The performance was poor on the court, but Rudiger off the court tried to play the role of leader. After the game, he was severely criticized by the German media and was considered the number one sinner in the national team's crushing defeat. In the German team's locker room, he also staged a scene of making up for his achievements. According to German Biography, Rudiger personally gave a merciless lecture to the whole team after the game.

"Now, we must unite!" He said to his teammates, "No one can help us except ourselves! Only by uniting can we overcome the difficulties!"

teammate Mitelstadt confirmed the existence of this speech after the game.

For the outside world, a huge question mark has been generated. Is Rudiger's locker room agitated this time, a real leader, or is the public relations show where the number one sinner is showing his disastrous performance?

He tried to reunite the team with words. But everyone understands that on the football field, actions are always more powerful than words.