Lightning fast, Sané! Germany has not seen this in the last 100 years
Leroy Sané scored after just two minutes in the match against Ecuador, marking a historic moment for Germany in World Cup history, as it was their earliest goal in nearly 100 years.
Many German fans had not even had time to get a cold drink from the refrigerator when Leroy Sané scored the opening goal 1-0 for the German team against Ecuador. After just under two minutes, the ball entered the net. It's miraculous: In Germany's long and successful World Cup history, they have only scored earlier once before. That was at the 1934 tournament, which is almost 100 (!) years ago. At that time, Bernd Lehner found the net in the bronze medal match against Austria, helping the DFB team win the bronze medal. However, Sané's goal was not that important. Either way, it will certainly give the under-criticized winger some confidence.
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