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STUTTGART, Germany (AP) — Florian Wirtz’s last-gasp equalizer has sent Germany and Spain to extra time tied at 1-1 in their European Championship quarterfinal on Friday.
Spain was on the verge of eliminating the host of a major tournament for the first time in 10 attempts after substitute Dani Olmo’s strike early in the second half.
Olmo came on for a tearful Pedri in the eighth minute — the fastest replacement in Euros history — after the Spain youngster suffered from a couple of hefty challenges.
In a late onslaught, Nico Füllkrug hit the post before the leveler from fellow substitute Wirtz.
A number of players from both sides were booked and will be suspended if their team reaches Tuesday’s semifinal against Portugal or France.
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AP Euro 2024: https://apnews.com/hub/euro-2024
