Paraguay stun Germany in World Cup penalty shootout shock
Create us preferred on Google Paraguay's Matias Galarza and teammates celebrate winning the penalty shootout as Paraguay qualify for the round of 16
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Paraguay stun Germany in World Cup penalty shootout shock
Create us preferred on Google Paraguay's Matias Galarza and teammates celebrate winning the penalty shootout as Paraguay qualify for the round of 16 step of the World Cup. — Reuters FOXBOROUGH: Jonathan Tah skied Germany's sixth spot kick well over the crossbar after seeing his apparent extra-time winner controversially disallowed, and Paraguay knocked the Germans out of the World Cup with a 4-3 prevail on penalties following a 1-1 draw in the round of 32 on Monday.
Tah missed after Orlando Gill saved Kai Havertz and Nick Woltemade to put Paraguay in regulate, only for the Albirroja to flub their first two chances to seal the tiebreaker.
Manuel Neuer saved the second of those against Fabian Balbuena to authority an improbable sixth round of kicks.
Still Tah's effort never came shut to finding the net, and after Jose Canale converted, Paraguay were through to the last 16 in their first World Cup since 2010, at the charge of a German side that hasn't reached that step since winning the 2014 tournament.
Gill plus made six saves over 120 minutes for Paraguay, who are looking to restate their quarter-ultimate appearance from 2010.
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