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German National Football Team Results

The German national football team has a rich history of competing internationally since its inception. The team's performance is often evaluated by examining their results against various opponents over the years.

Germany's national team was first recognized in 1908, and they have been an active participant in international competitions ever since. One notable aspect of Germany's international record is their rivalry with several countries, including South Africa, Albania, Algeria, among others. These matches provide valuable insights into the team's performance against different opponents.

In terms of head-to-head results, Germany has a strong record against many nations. Against South Africa, for example, Germany has won 3 out of 4 games, scoring 9 goals and conceding only 2. Similarly, against Albania, Germany has secured 13 wins in their 14 matches, with a total of 38 goals scored and just 10 conceded by the Albanian team.

Germany's performance also extends to other African nations like Algeria, where they have won 1 out of 3 games, scoring at least one goal. The German national team has consistently demonstrated its ability to compete against top-tier opponents in international football.

In addition to their head-to-head results, Germany's national team has participated in numerous major tournaments over the years, including World Cups and European Championships. Their performance in these events is often evaluated by examining their win-loss records, as well as any notable victories or defeats.

One interesting aspect of Germany's international record is that they have played several games on the same day but in different locations with different players. While this can make it challenging to determine a unique number for each game, all other entries are considered indisputable by the DFB (German Football Association).

Overall, Germany's national football team has a strong and storied history of competing internationally, with notable victories against several opponents and a consistent performance in major tournaments.

Opponents by Continental Federation

Germany's international record is also worth examining when considering their performances across different continents. The UEFA classification system categorizes matches as European Championship (EM) only those played in the final round. This means that some of Germany's earlier games, such as the 1972 and 1976 EM quarter-finals, are not included in official statistics.

Penalty Shootouts

Germany has participated in several penalty shootouts throughout their history, including at World Cups and European Championships. In these situations, they have won six out of seven penalty shootouts, with only one