The Germany national football team was left out of the 2022 FIFA World Cup in the group stage. It was clearly not a FIFA World Cup campaign Germany is proud of.
But they’ll get a timely reminder of their disappointing Qatar 2022 World Cup campaign when Amazon launches its ‘All or Nothing’ series that focuses on Germany’s preparation for the 2022 FIFA World Cup and their tournament campaign.
In September it was reported that Amazon had chosen Germany to be the subject of its upcoming ‘All or Nothing’ series. The six-part series, which follows Germany’s preparations for the 2022 FIFA World Cup, will launch in spring 2023.
According to the Daily Mail, the six-part series will kick off after their group stage elimination at Russia 2018. While Germany may have hoped it would end with them lifting a fifth World Cup title, their campaign ultimately came to a disappointing end in the group stage. itself.
Germany 2022 FIFA World Cup Campaign Shot by Amazon for ‘All or Nothing’ Documentary
Germany began their Qatar 2022 World Cup campaign with a shock 2-1 loss to Japan. Against Japan, Germany took the lead in the 33rd minute through a penalty scored by Ilkay Gundogan. However, Japan scored in the 75th and 83rd minute to turn the game around and earn all three points.
They followed that up with a 1-1 draw with Spain in a clash of European heavyweights. In the Germany vs. Spain match, the latter took the lead through Álvaro Morata in the 62nd minute of the game.
However, Die Mannschaft equalized through Niclas Füllkrug in the 83rd minute to earn a point from the match.
Germany headed into their third group game knowing it was a must-win game. They found themselves losing the game 2-1 when Costa Rica scored their second goal of the game in the 70th minute. However, they sealed a comeback to win all three points.
They clinched a 4-2 win over Costa Rica, but it wasn’t enough for them to seal their place in the round of 16.
Japan stunned Spain in another match that started at the same time as Germany vs. Costa Rica to top the Group E points table. The result of those matches left Japan on top of the points table with six points from three matches.
Spain was second with four points from three games. Germany also had four points, but Spain took second place thanks to a superior goal difference.
