Goosebumps moment during Germany’s World Cup drama against South Korea

Alexandra Pope celebrated her goals emotionally during Germany’s victory over Morocco. She also celebrated against South Korea with a special gesture.

Update from August 3: In the final match of the German group against South Korea, Alexandra Poppe scored the goal to make the score 1-1. A very important goal for the German national team, which the captain celebrated with her “ET” celebration, as she did against Morocco.

The German team had previously fallen behind early and quickly came under pressure in the final preliminary round match. However, the 32-year-old thought of her late father in this difficult moment.

Germany star ‘calls home’: Pope’s emotional goal celebration in Women’s World Cup

Update from July 24: German national team captain Alexandra Popp dedicated the “ET” celebration after her two goals in the opening match of the World Cup to her late father. Popp said after the German footballers’ 6-0 (2-0) win over newcomers Morocco in Melbourne, Australia, that she was “calling home in that sense.”

“Especially since we are so far away now,” the double-goal holder explained, but this signal “is not only for people sitting in front of the TV, but also for people who are no longer with us.” People are still important to me. “Just thinking about her.”

Pope explains her goal celebration: A sad goosebumps moment after Germany’s win in the Women’s World Cup

When asked who answered the phone during the celebration at home, Bob, visibly emotional, replied: “The person who answered was my father.”

Similar to the sci-fi movie “ET – The Extra-Terrestrial,” the attacker formed a phone with her fingers after her two goals (11/39) and put her hand to her ear. She extended the index finger of her other hand upwards and looked toward the sky.

Germany begins its Women’s World Cup campaign against Morocco

First report for July 22: SYDNEY – From July 20 to August 20, 32 soccer teams will battle it out for the Women’s World Cup at the Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand. DFB women are also among the candidates. After the German team narrowly failed to win the European Championship title last year, expectations for the German team rose. But this time, the field of participants has become wider, with a total of 32 teams competing in the Women’s World Cup, compared to 24 teams in the previous edition in 2019. In addition, for the first time in the history of the tournament. Women’s World Cup, the tournament will be hosted by two countries: Australia and New Zealand. For Germany, the tournament begins with a match against Morocco.

Who shows the Germany-Morocco match live on TV and live broadcast?

• The game between Germany And Morocco rises on July 24. The kickoff is over 10:30 am.
• The World Cup match will be broadcast live ZDF He referred.
• In addition, the meeting will take place at Live broadcast on zdf.de It is shown.

Women’s World Cup in Australia and New Zealand

The teams are divided into eight groups, each containing four teams. The top two teams in each group qualify for the round of 16, where they compete in a knockout system against the top teams in the other groups. A total of 64 World Cup matches will be played in Australia and New Zealand.

The matches will be held in nine different locations and in ten stadiums. The German national team will play its group stage matches in Australia, specifically in Melbourne, Sydney and Brisbane. The final will be held in Sydney on August 20.

Women’s World Cup: 32 participating federations in eight groups

The group composition is as follows:

• Group A: New Zealand, Norway, Philippines, Switzerland
• Group Two: Australia, Ireland, Nigeria, Canada
• Group Three: Spain, Costa Rica, Zambia, Japan
• Group Four: England, Haiti, Denmark, China
• Group Five: United States of America, Vietnam, Netherlands, Portugal
• Group Six: France, Jamaica, Brazil, Panama
• Group Seven: Sweden, South Africa, Italy, Argentina
• Group H: Germany, Morocco, Colombia, South Korea

In addition to the European champions from England, the Americans are among the frontrunners. The American team previously won the title in 1991, 1999, 2015 and 2019, and is therefore the record champion. By winning the title again this year, the United States will have the opportunity to become the first team ever to celebrate three consecutive World Cup titles. Other favorite countries include Sweden, France, Canada, Spain, Brazil and Japan.

Germany has chances in the Women’s World Cup

The German national team has already proven its ability to win titles. She lifted the World Cup in 1995 and 2007, while reaching the quarter-finals in 2019. The German women’s impressive record is completed by four Olympic medals: bronze in 2000 in Sydney, bronze in 2004 in Athens, bronze in 2008 in Beijing, and gold in 2016. In Rio de Janeiro. In addition, the team has won eight European Championship titles, most recently in 2013.

Football fans should take into account the time difference between Germany, Australia and New Zealand when planning. While New Zealand is ten hours ahead of Germany, there are different time differences in Australia depending on where. Perth is six hours ahead of Germany, and Sydney and Melbourne are eight hours ahead. Therefore, matches will take place between 3am and 2:30pm German time.

Women’s World Cup live on TV and streaming: You can watch the Germany vs. Morocco match live here

Fans have the opportunity to watch all 64 Women’s World Cup matches live on ARD and ZDF. The final will be broadcast on August 20 at 12:00 noon CET live on ZDF.

Automated help was used for this article. The article was carefully examined by editor Alexander Kindel before publication.