Updated June 12, 2023
Germany's Electrifying Comeback Saves the Day against Ukraine
TL;DR
What a comeback Germany have made! From 3-1 to 3-3, Germany made a dramatic comeback to tie the match against Ukraine.

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Match Report
In a friendly, Germany welcomed Ukraine at The Weserstadion in Bremen. As per Hansi Flick, the manager of Germany, they are taking preparation for the upcoming Euro, which will take place in Germany in 2024. Therefore, the manager took this friendly as the preparation for the Euro and experimented with his team. Hansi Flick has been trying to implement the formation with three center-backs. Today, he also played his team with three men in the back in a formation of 3-1-4-2. Besides Ukraine's manager, Serhiy Rebrove set up his team formation with 4-4-2. However, the match started with the home side getting an early lead. German striker Niclas Fullkrug drew the first blood as he found the net in just six minutes of the game with Wolf's assist. But the host made a brilliant response. They wasted no time fighting back against Germany. Ukraine took only 12 more minutes to find the equalizer as Viktor Tsyhankov scored for the host. Finding the equalizer, Ukraine became ruthless and created thousands of chances. If their second goal hadn't been ruled out, they would have taken the lead in the 18th minute. But within a minute, Ukraine got another goal. However, it was an own-goal from German defender Antony Rudiger. Germany tried hard to level the scoreline, but Ukraine defended very well. As a result, the host didn't concede any goals in the remaining minutes of the first half. After the break, Ukraine kept the same tempo. They took only 10 minutes to find the net in the 2nd half. In the 55th minute, striker Viktor Tsyhankov completed his brace to make the scoreline 3-1. It seemed Ukraine were winning the game, but the drama was yet to come. Kai Havertz, who came off the bench in the 2nd half, changed the game in the final ten minutes for Germany. He scored a brilliant goal in the 83rd minute with the help of Rudiger and earned a important penalty kick in the last minute of the game. Kimmich came forward to take the spot kick and didn't make any mistakes. As a result, Germany leveled the scoreline with this penalty kick and ended the game with a thrilling 3-3 tie.Related reading

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