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France's historical record of opposing Germany
The historical record of France's opposition to Germany is as follows:

1958 World Cup Final: Germany 3-6 France.

1982 World Cup semi-final: Germany 3-3 France (penalty 8-7).

1986 world cup semi-final: Germany 2-0 France.

20 14 world cup14 decision: Germany 1-0 method.

20 16 European Cup semi-final: Germany 0-2 France.

1958 world cup, defending champion Germany and France with super striker Fontaine both lost in the semi-finals, so the two teams met in the third and fourth finals. This is the first time that the two teams have met in an official international competition.

Perhaps because there was no pressure in the game itself, both teams were very open after the game started, and as a result, they dedicated a wonderful goal war for the fans. The two teams contributed a total of 9 goals, and finally the French team won 6-3. This game is also the third or fourth final with the most goals in the history of the World Cup.

It is worth mentioning that French striker Fontaine won four yuan in the competition and became the most dazzling star in the audience. At the same time, Fontaine also set a single World Cup 13 goal record. This miracle, before me, where is the past era? It seems difficult to come again.

After 24 years, Germany and France met in the semi-finals of the World Cup. Within 90 minutes, the two sides 1- 1 drew, and the game entered overtime. This overtime is the most classic in the history of the World Cup.

After the overtime, Trevor and Giresse of the French team scored two goals in eight minutes, which seemed to be a shoo-in. However, the Germans once again let the world know what rammstein's iron spirit is. Rummenigge was ordered to come off the bench because of injury. In the first 102 minute, volley pulled back a goal in the restricted area of rummenigge. 108 minutes, Fischer scored a wonderful volley to equalize the score, 3-3!

120 minutes, the two sides tied, and the winner could only be decided by penalty. In this penalty shootout, Germany didn't give the French another chance, and the result of the penalty shootout was 5-4. In the end, the German team beat their opponents with a total score of 8-7 and advanced to the final with their heads held high.