DFB: That's Why the Early Goal of the Netherlands Didn't Count

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In this new episode of Kick-off, Valentijn Driessen, Mike Verweij, Pim Sedee, and Hein Keijser discuss Virgil van Dijk's goal against Germany that was disallowed for questionable reasons. Click here for the full podcast.

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The excitement was huge! After the 1:1 in the Nations League classic against Germany, the Dutch felt betrayed by a goal.

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In his first game as Bundestrainer Jürgen Klopp won a draw against the Netherlands with the DFB. Early in the game there was a shock for his team.

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The leading goal of the German national team against the Netherlands triggered great frustration at the host. We are also divided.

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Referee Alejandro Hernandez Hernandez had the pipe in his mouth before 1-0 and then did not whistle. Oranje coach Xavi disliked that.

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As "absolute shame", Rafael van der Vaart commented on the decision of the referee not to score Virgil van Dijk's goal in the Nations League match against Germany. The hit for the supposed 1-0 for the Netherlands was annulled by Brian Brobbey due to a supposed foul game.