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SATURDAY-JUNE 26, 2021 Sport 05 Here’s why Rameez Raja says Pakistani Germany 2-2 Hungary: Leon team could lose against Afghanistan Goretzka's late equaliser sees Germany survive Euro 2020 scare Leon Goretzka's late equalis- came out to collect a good pass old Jamal Musiala who created er was enough for Germany to from Attila Szalai. the much-needed leveller mere draw 2-2 with Hungary and se- But Neuer found himself beat- minutes after coming on. cure second spot in Group F, set- en soon after. It was a classic He twisted past Endre Botka ting up a last-16 showdown with counter-attack from the Hungari- on the left, before cutting the ball England. ans, with Roland Sallai and Loic back to Goretzka. He laid it off Germany were hoping to fol- Nego linking up superbly. It was for Timo Werner, but the Chelsea low up their 4-2 win against Por- Sallai who sent in a superb, diago- forward's shot was deflected back tugal on Saturday with a comfort- nal cross into the middle and Hun- into Goretzka's path. He then able victory against Group F un- gary captain Adam Szalai was there powered a volley goalwards, se- derdogs Hungary, but made the to flick a header home, sending the curing Germany's spot in the last- worst possible start as Adam Sza- ball past Neuer's fingertips. 16 in the process lai (11) nodded home. Germany then had a few It was an impressive night's The hosts were mostly la- chances to equalise. Soon after the work from Hungary captain Adam boured in their play, but were goal, Havertz made a superb run Szalai. Hungary had little pressure handed a lifeline as Mats Hum- between Adam Nagy and Attila on them, but his opening goal was mels and Kai Havertz took advan- Szalai, but the slightest of touch- taken superbly. He then unself- tage of an error from goalkeeper es from Gulacsi sent the ball away ishly set up his team-mate for the Peter Gulacsi, allowing the from the paths of Leroy Sane and second as Hungary dared to dream Chelsea forward (66) to nod home Robin Gosens. of the knockout round. from close range. Germany's best effort of the While Hungary did not quite But 91 seconds later and first half came in the 21st minute. make it through, Szalai was still straight from the restart, Hunga- Kimmich delivered their first cor- making the tackle and passes need- KABUL: Everyone has be- team may win the match. “Zazai is full of potential, and this. Najibullah Zadran is also a ry re-took their precious lead. ner of the game, but Hummels ed, even late in the day. A fine Szalai set up Andras Schafer (68) could only direct his powerful come a fan of Afghan star Hazrat- “Pakistani fans haven’t seen he can play lengthy innings as well. good batsman. Pakistan should performance to finish Euro 2020. to slot past Manuel Neuer, send- header onto the crossbar. Soon ullah Zazai in the second qualifier Zazai much before,” Rameez Raja In a T20 encounter, I wouldn’t be raise the alarm and figure out why Germany coach Joachim Low: of the Pakistan Super League 2021 said on his YouTube channel. In surprised if Afghanistan beats Pa- players like Zazai aren’t being re- ing Germany to the bottom of after, Matthias Ginter poked the Group F and on the verge of a ball goalwards, but it was straight "We showed great morale, but we (PSL 2021). Zazai’s 66 runs se- Afghanistan, there are other play- kistan,” Rameez Raja added. cruited. Pakistan’s existing middle- also made mistakes. It was good cured Peshawar Zalmi a spot in ers similar to him. The Islamabad Rameez Raja also praised Af- order appears to be very weak. second successive exit in the group at Gulacsi. stages of a major tournament. Although Sallai hit the cross- to see that we fought hard until the PSL 2021 final. After witness- United line up had three Pakistani ghanistan’s spin bowlers, saying When it comes to batting, the en- There was more drama to bar early in the second half, it was we got the equaliser. It was a nervy ing Zazai’s batting, former Paki- T20 players, all of whom comfort- that Pakistan needs players like tire team appears to be based sole- come though as Goretzka fired Germany who hauled themselves match. We knew Hungary would stani captain Ramiz Raja remarked ably handled the pressure. Shadab them. “Afghanistan has terrific ly on skipper Babar Azam and home in the 84th minute to fire level in the 66th minute. Kimmich give it their all. I am just happy that Afghanistan’s squad has more Khan, Pakistan’s T20 captain, too spinners,” he remarked. Mohammad Rizwan,” Raja added. Germany into second place, set- swung in a free-kick, which Gu- we got through in this group. batsmen like Zazai and that if they bowled to Zazai but failed to make “This team will become stron- Pakistan is about to embark on ting up an enticing last-16 tie with lacsi came out to punch away, but "All the 'small' teams invest compete with Pakistan, the Afghan an effect. ger if Zazai continues to play like a challenging tour of England. old foes England at Wembley on missed the ball completely. Hum- so much work and defend well. Tuesday. mels was lurking just behind to Hungary played with ten men in Anthony Joshua's ideal rival for a fight in It was heartbreak for Hunga- nod it goalwards, with Havertz their own half and they had noth- ry, who were minutes away from helping to guide it home from close ing to lose. It's great that we got reaching the knockout rounds for range. through in this tough group. Now a second European Champion- But the 1-1 scoreline lasted we can look forward to a match Nigeria is Joe Joyce, says Sam Jones ships. It echoed their 3-3 draw for all of 91 seconds. Hungary against Portugal from Euro 2016 pumped the ball forward, with against England." Hungary coach Marco Rossi: Anthony Joshua's dream of a could be huge. Joshua's undisputed title fight hours after Joyce fights Takam. too, where they were pegged back Adam Szalai there to flick the ball fight in Nigeria could be aided by "If AJ needs a dance partner in with WBC champion Fury could Joyce was initially in talks to three times during a thrilling en- on for Schafer's run in behind. It "We went very close to a qualifi- the emergence of Joe Joyce as a Nigeria, look no further. That fight be resurrected if they each come contest a WBO interim belt with counter. However, in a tough was a sweeping finish from the cation which would have not just challenger, says Sam Jones. would be something very, very through summer fights. Fury will Usyk when Joshua and Fury were group, they are able to exit Euro forward, to once again send Ger- been historic, it would have been Joyce could become the man- special. face Deontay Wilder on July 24, on a collision course but he could 2020 with their heads held high. many to the bottom of Group F incredible and almost unimagin- datory challenger to Joshua and still force himself into the world Both sides had snapshot ef- and set up a tense, nervous finish. able. But unfortunately even in enforce a world title fight, his man- title picture. forts in the opening ten minutes. Germany continued to push the greatest fairy tales, there can Gulacsi made a good, reactive save for an equaliser, opting for cross- ager Jones says. "Joe will be mandatory to the be some less than happy endings, as Joshua Kimmich fired his way es into the box to target their tall- Undefeated Joyce will face world title," said Jones. "Hopeful- and that was the way it went to- from a tight angle, before Neuer er players. But it was 18-year- night. Carlos Takam on July 24, while ly Joshua and Fury get it on, and Joshua is set to defend his IBF, Joe will get the winner. WBA and WBO heavyweight "Joe's time will come. He belts against Oleksandr Usyk at wants to see Joshua vs Fury too - Tottenham Hotspur Stadium in there needs to be an undisputed September. title fight. He doesn't care who "There is a possibility Joe and wins." Joshua could fight in Nigeria," Joyce earned a career-best win Jones told Sky Sports. "They are by stopping the previously-unde- both of Nigerian descent so that feated Daniel Dubois last time out. Novak Djokovic and Ashleigh Barty named top seeds at Wimbledon Novak Djokovic and Ashleigh Barty have been named as the top seeds in the men's and ladies' sin- gles draw at this year's Wimble- don, as Great Britain boast three Jos Buttler hits fifty as England seeded representatives at SW19 for the first time since 1978. hammer Sri Lanka in T20 series opener British No 1 Dan Evans oc- cupies the No 23 spot in the men's England romped to an eight- while Chris Woakes (0-14) proved ka's score with some lusty late draw, while Cameron Norrie (No wicket win over Sri Lanka in the particularly tough to get away in blows, bringing up his half centu- 30) is seeded at a major champi- first T20 international of their his first T20 international for six ry in the final over before top- onship for the first time in his ca- three-match series in Cardiff on years.
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