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The Curacao moment that vindicated Fifa’s controversial World Cup revamp despite Germany thrashing

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The Curacao moment that vindicated Fifa’s controversial World Cup revamp despite Germany thrashing
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But Germany have scored many World Cup goals before and they will score many more. In contrast, Curacao’s goal here in Houston was a moment that will forever be etched into the country’s story.The ball broke loose in the German penalty area and when it fell invitingly to right-back Livano Comenencia, stomachs tightened and eyes bulged. A stadium watched as Comenencia’s left-footed shot deflected off the underside of Germany captain Joshua Kimmich’s leg, into the ground and up over the outstretched hands of Manuel Neuer.

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