Germany indebted to Undav as Netherlands demolish Sweden
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The Totally Football Show with James Richardson
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How did Germany secure a last-minute victory over Ivory Coast?
From La La Land, it's totally at the World Cup. Day 10 today and big things have happened. Orange crush. Netherlands give Sweden a beaten 5-1. While the Dutch almost get a tennis score, Germany have a Dennis score. Superstar Dennis Undav with a brace, which sees them book their place in the knockouts. We'll review all that and salute a room on fire. Eli Room, the World Cup's latest keeper sensation after he stopped all 15 of Ecuador's shots on target on Saturday. Hello there. Welcome to Totally at the World Cup. It's Saturday evening in LA. Sunday morning in the UK and we're joined once again by Phil Hay. Good evening. You're looking very spiffy today, Phil.
Thank you very much. Excellent. Thank you. Nice to get this shirt a little bit of a run out. Nice.
What impact did Deniz Undav have in Germany's match?
Full disclosure, I'm going to thieve this at the end of my trip to LA. Okay. And I think if I say that publicly, then it can't be classed as a criminal offence. You know your legislature. The bylaws of California, yes.
Absolutely. What a lovely shirt it is, ladies and gentlemen. The only time you're going to be seeing it in this World Cup, unfortunately.
How did Curaçao achieve their first World Cup point?
Terrible material, you know. Awful. Oh, I thought you were talking about my intro. But yeah, okay. Tom.
James. Tom Williams is with us again. Lovely to see you, Tom. And you, James. Big admirer of this shirt. Yeah. So good to see it getting a run out, despite Italy's...
unfortunate non-presence they're not here other nations are and what excitement those other nations have been giving us once again today we see a phenomenal performance by an unfancied team in this case curacao and they're incredible goalkeeper we've just finished watching ecuador rhymes with barn door as we mentioned yesterday and failing to score against this incredible keeper, Tom.
I mean, unheralded goalkeepers have been a real theme of the tournament. Voisinia becoming a superstar for his role in keeping Spain at bay against Cape Verde. You had Paddy Beach. Paddy Beach.
Alois as well.
Mohamed Alois for Saudi Arabia. And now Eloy Roome of Curaçao. And I did have a look at his Instagram account during the game because, of course, that's been one of not the most important consequences of Voisinia's explosion onto the scene. But he's now, I mean, has many millions of Instagram followers. Really? 15.
15 in the last year. Oh, Zinnia's gone up to 15.
He's gone up to 15.
And Eloy Room was ticking up in front of our eyes. Well, he was sub 100,000 when we first looked, because we kind of thought, you know what, this is going to spike, isn't it? And at the last look, he was on about 700,000, I think. Oh, that's pretty good. Sadly for him, it was middle of the night in Europe, so not as many people have piled on the Instagram bandwagon.
Okay, if you're on the gram and you fancy following some people, why not give us a follow? We are at Totally Football Show. Red hot content on there, including, Tom, our daily work-up takeouts. Today's one's got some sausages. Tomorrow is really extraordinary, groundbreaking waffle action. Check it out. Anyway, how about a moment of the day? Tom?
I'm going to go for the first game of the day, Netherlands-Sweden. And the first goal of the day, Ronald Koeman decided to put Sunderland's Brian Brobbey up front. And it took him less than five minutes to open the scoring with what was, for me, one of the goals of the tournament so far. I think it was a clearance from Bart Verbruggen, the Dutch goalkeeper. Brobbey, in his characteristic role... Back to goal with a centre-back pinned up against him. Uses the outside of his right foot to volley a lay-off to Tijani Reinders. He plays it wide to Cody Gakpo. First-time cross. Who's there in the middle to meet it? Is it him? Brian Brobby. Brobby, Brobby, Brobby. And the Netherlands are up and running. Didn't look back.
What was the significance of Brian Brobbey's performance against Sweden?
He got another one as well, didn't he? He did. He did.
What a performance it was by the Dutch fans.
It was a team goal as well. We've had loads of great goals at this tournament. It's almost like with this ball, if you hit it from anywhere, it's going to go in, unless you're playing Eloy Room, in which case, you know, abandon all hope.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
How did Germany secure a last-minute victory over Ivory Coast?
0:00–0:52
2
What impact did Deniz Undav have in Germany's match?
0:52–1:08
3
How did Curaçao achieve their first World Cup point?
1:08–3:52
4
What was the significance of Brian Brobbey's performance against Sweden?
3:52–6:26
5
How did the Netherlands dominate Sweden in their match?
6:26–11:36
6
What are the implications of Spain and Belgium's upcoming matches?
11:36–14:40
7
Can New Zealand secure their first World Cup victory against Egypt?
14:40–17:28
8
What are the expectations for Spain's performance against Saudi Arabia?
17:28–50:41
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