😢 Last German side knocked out of Kings World Cup Clubs
The Futbolistas Locos were the last German team in the Kings World Cup Clubs and surprisingly made it to the round of 16. However, that's where it ended, and they were shown their limits by the French title contender Unit3d.
Against the French, they suffered a clear defeat with a score of 7:2.
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Already in the first minute, Unit3d took the lead in a one-on-one through goalkeeper Forestier. In the Kings League, another player enters the field every minute during the initial phase until all six outfield players are on the pitch.
When almost all players were on the field, the French followed up beautifully. After a cheeky nutmeg, Toure finished coolly. An absolute dream goal - But see for yourself:
In the 18th minute, it is then decided by dice how many players will face each other in the last two minutes of the first half. In the two-on-two, the Futbolistas missed many opportunities and then conceded the goals. The star player Emmanuel remained cool in front of Dreesen and slotted into the bottom left.
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Emmanuel was also in the spotlight in the second half: The Futbolistas used their "star player card", where the goals of the selected player count double for the rest of the game. However, Unit3d had the "joker", where they can steal the other's card.
The Futbolistas chose Rebronja as their star player, but since the card was stolen, his goal in the 22nd minute only counted once. Very bitter!
It became even more bitter in the 30th minute when Emmanuel scored for Unit3d. He was the star player through the joker and his goal counted double - It was now 5:1.
The French team president Squeezie then made it 6:2 with his President-Penalty in the 37th minute, which essentially decided the game.
Goguay then sealed the deal in the same minute.
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The Futbolistas Locos are now out, but they represented Germany excellently and even beat the Spanish champion. Unit3d lived up to its role as favorites and is now in the quarterfinals against Furia FC, Neymar's team.
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