Germany OUT of World Cup after shock last-32 defeat to Paraguay on penalties

The coverage of the World Cup 2026 last 32 match between Germany and Paraguay is largely neutral across different outlets, with a focus on match previews and team performances. However, the tone and focus diverge slightly, with some articles taking a nostalgic tone or focusing on specific teams such as England, Scotland, or Brazil, rather than the Germany-Paraguay match itself.

Germany OUT of World Cup after shock last-32 defeat to Paraguay on penalties

GERMANY 1-1 PARAGUAY (3-4 pens): Kai Havertz equalised after Julio Enciso had fired Paraguay in front before the Arsenal striker missed from the spot in the shootout

Germany v Paraguay: World Cup 2026 last 32 – live

⚽ Kick-off time: 4.30pm EDT/9.30pm BST/6.30am AET ⚽ Bracketology | Player guide | Golden Boot standings Hello and welcome to live, scene-by-scene coverage of 4369 Days Later. That’s how long it’s been since Germany’s last World Cup knockout game, a scenario none of us could have foreseen when Mario Gotze scored the winner against Argentina in the 2014 final. Paraguay have waited even longer to return to this particular do-or-die saloon, but then they’re not Germany so it’s not as big a deal. They are semi-forgotten quarter-finalists from 2010, when they gave the eventual winners Spain an abundant scare before eventually losing 1-0. Oscar Cardozo had a second-half penalty saved when the score was 0-0. Continue reading...