German over-75 national team seeks 'revenge' for 1966 Wembley goal

Published Jul 30, 10:31 AM UTC

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Sixty years after England's controversial 1966 World Cup final goal at Wembley, the German over-75 national football team is set to play a match in England this Friday. Team manager and player Günter Christmann expressed confidence, stating, 'This time we're taking the trophy home!' The match is framed as a lighthearted act of revenge for the historic 1966 defeat, highlighting the enduring rivalry between the two nations in football.

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This Friday, the German over-75 national team will face England, marking 60 years since the historic Wembley goal.

Günter Christmann, team manager and player, stated: "This time we're taking the trophy home!"

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kicker Fußball NewsWestern

Original headline: Revanche für Wembley 1966: Deutsche Ü-75-Auswahl will England schlagen

Original language: DE-DE

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