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Germany's penalty shootout mastery: A look at their World Cup record from 12 yards

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Joe Donnohue

4d ago· 3 min readenInsight

Summary

This article examines Germany's historical dominance in World Cup penalty shootouts, highlighting their near-flawless record (winning all four shootouts before a 2006 match against Paraguay, and scoring 20 out of 24 penalties taken). It explores the psychological and technical factors behind their success, including preparation, composure under pressure, and a cultural reputation for penalty-taking excellence. The piece notes that only a few German players have ever missed in World Cup shootouts, with Kai Havertz and others being recent exceptions.

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Twitter / XGermany's penalty shootout mastery: A look at their World Cup record from 12 yardsfourfourtwo.com

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German players were born to take pressure penalties
Germany used to have a flawless record when it came to penalty shootouts at the FIFA World Cup
They are widely considered the undisputed kings of the spot-kick
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The Germans' record from 12 yards is the envy of international football

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