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Germany failed to qualify from Group E for the World Cup in Qatar.

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Japan defeated Spain 2-1 on a thrilling night in Qatar, ending Germany’s World Cup run before the knockout stages began for the second consecutive year.

Germany was eliminated from the World Cup as their victory over Costa Rica was insufficient to secure a spot in the round of 16.

Hansi Flick’s squad rallied to defeat Costa Rica 4-2 in their last group match.

Japan defeated Spain 2-1 on a thrilling night in Qatar, ending Germany’s World Cup run before the knockout stages began for the second consecutive year.

Germany failed to qualify from Group E for the World Cup in Qatar.

Some believed the ball had gone out of play before Kaoru Mitoma crossed it to Ao Tanaka, who scored, which effectively eliminated Germany from the tournament.

However, after a lengthy VAR review, it was declared in Japan’s favor, as officials determined that the entire ball had not crossed the goal line.

The team’s first goal was scored by Ritsu Doan with a shot from the edge of the box in the 48th minute.

The results indicate that Japan topped Group E, followed by Spain and Costa Rica in last place.

Charlotte Marsh of Sky Sports commented: “It is unfathomable that Germany would be eliminated in the group stage of two consecutive World Cups, yet it has occurred.

Since their 2014 victory in Brazil, Germany has had a string of tournament failures, but you cannot conclude that their pedigree alone merited a position in the knockout rounds.

Given their opportunities generated – especially against Japan and Costa Rica – they should have sailed into the last 16. However, blunders in midfield and defense finally led to their demise.”

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Serge Gnabry’s early goal gave Germany a 1-0 lead at halftime, but Costa Rica’s unexpected 2-1 lead momentarily eliminated Germany and Spain from the competition.

Kai Havertz then scored the third goal to put Germany back in the lead before Niclas Fullkrug scored a fourth.

In addition, a female referee onto the pitch for the first time in the history of the men’s World Cup.

Stephanie Frappart refereed the match and led an all-female on-field crew, with Neuza Back of Brazil and Karen Diaz Medina of Mexico as her assistants.

Japan will now face Group F’s runner-up, Croatia, in the round of 16, while Spain will face Group F’s champion, Morocco.

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