France vs Germany 2018 (France-Germany 2018)
Final score and result:- France vs Germany 2-1 (Griezmann*2/Kroos pen)
Stade de France, Paris- 16 October, 2018
Germany’s struggles continue as a brace from Antoine Griezmann helps the world champions beat Jogi Low’s men in Paris
Germany will be the hosts of Euro 2024 after a vote by UEFA in Nyon on Thursday saw them beat Turkey. Euro 2024 will be a 24 team tournament, and will be solely hosted in Germany- the Euro 2020 tournament will be hosted in multiple European countries.
When was the last time Germany hosted a major football tournament?
Before this Euro 2024 vote, the last major tournament hosted by Germany was the 2006 World Cup. Italy won the tournament on that occasion, with the final against France better remembered for that Materazzi Zidane headbutt incident. Hosts Germany finished third.
Which cities in Germany will be Euro 2024 hosts?
Berlin, Cologne, Dortmund, Dusseldorf, Frankfurt, Gelsenkirchen, Hamburg, Leipzig, Munich and Stuttgart will be the host venues for Euro 2024. Berlin will host the final.
When was the last time Germany hosted the Euros?
Germany last hosted the Euros in 1988 (as West Germany)
How many votes did Germany get in the Euro 2024 vote?
12 of the 17 member committee voted for Germany, with 4 votes going to Turkey and one abstaining. So Germany effectively won 12-4.
German midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger became the latest entrant into Bayern Munich’s Hall of Fame after he was officially inducted on 27 August, 2018. Schweinsteiger was presented with the “Legend’s Jacket”, making him the 18th member of the Bayern Hall of Fame.
How many players are present in Bayern Munich’s Hall of Fame?
As of August 2018 (with the latest entrant being Bastian Schweinsteiger), there are 18 players in Bayern Munchen’s Hall of Fame list.
Who are the players in Bayern’s Hall of Fame?
The list of Bayern Hall of Famers are
Klaus Augenthaler, Franz Beckenbauer, Paul Breitner, Gerd Muller, Franz Roth, Karl-Heinz Rummenigge, Hans-Georg Schwarzenbeck, Stefan Effenberg, Giovane Elber, Sepp Maier, Lothar Matthaus, Konrad Heidkamp, Uli Hoeness, Oliver Kahn, Philipp Lahm, Bixente Lizarazu, Mehmet Scholl and Bastian Schweinsteiger