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Nadiem Amiri: 'Never Thought I'd Be at the World Cup'
The substitute set up Deniz Undav's equalizer as Germany won 2-1 and advanced to the knockout stage with a perfect Group E record.
- On June 20, Germany secured top spot in Group E with a 2-1 victory over Ivory Coast in Toronto, as substitute Nadiem Amiri delivered a crucial assist for Deniz Undav to equalize.
- Coach Julian Nagelsmann selected Amiri for the squad after his 12-goal Bundesliga season, relying on a professional bond formed 14 years ago at Hoffenheim.
- Nagelsmann noted Amiri can "spark something" after the 70th minute, and the midfielder celebrated his World Cup debut by assisting a goal in front of 20 family members in Toronto.
- Germany prepares for their final group match against Ecuador on June 25, though Nagelsmann must adjust his lineup following defender Nico Schlotterbeck's injury and criticism of midfielder Jamal Musiala.
- Amiri stated the team approaches the Ecuador match "like a final" to maintain winning momentum, expressing readiness to contribute whenever deployed during the World Cup.
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Germany substitute Amiri grateful for 'huge' World Cup moment, eyes more playing time
Germany's attacking midfielder Nadiem Amiri came on as a substitute, delivered an assist that led to an equaliser in their last-gasp 2-1 victory over Ivory Coast on Saturday and is now hoping his big moment was not just a flash in the pan at the World Cup.
·New York, United States
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Nadiem Amiri came against the Ivory Coast from the bank – and promptly prepared the balance. This is no coincidence: Amiri worked with a mental trainer to be the optimal joker.
·Munich, Germany
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