Germany dug out from a deficit to grab a 2-2 draw with Mexico in an engaging global cordial in Philadelphia on Tuesday. Last part substitute Niclas Fullkrug saved Germany’s blushes, smashing home a low completion from short proximity on 51 minutes to protect new mentor Julian Nagelsmann’s unbeaten record. Germany had shown up in Philadelphia in sure mind-set after a 3-1 loss of the US on Saturday. That triumph was the first of Nagelsmann’s reign since being designated in the consequence of Hansi Flick’s terminating last month following a 4-1 drubbing by Japan.
The four-time title holders looked prepared to expand on that certain exhibition at a pressed Lincoln Monetary Field, and started to lead the pack inside the initial half hour.
Association Berlin safeguard Robin Gosens flicked on cunningly from a corner and Genuine Madrid protector Antonio Rudiger was holding up at the far post to head in an unequivocal completion following 25 minutes.
Mexico answered well to that early mishap, and Santiago Gimenez had serious areas of strength for an allure waved away on 27 minutes in the wake of being packaged over the crate.
Gimenez ought to have leveled in the 33rd moment, yet some way or another scooped a short proximity shot over the bar with just Germany goalkeeper Marc-Andre Ter Stegen to beat.
Germany thought they had made it 2-0 on 37 minutes when Bayern Munich’s Thomas Muller got the ball in the net just to be passed judgment on offside.
All things considered, be that as it may, Mexico cleared forward quickly with a lightning quick counter-assault and drew level when Uriel Antuna concealed a low shot at the close to post in the wake of Hirving Lozano’s low cross.
Erick Sanchez headed Mexico into the lead two minutes after half-time to make it 2-1 yet Fullkrug’s 51st-minute balancer guaranteed Germany got away with a draw.
