Germany needed two last-gasp goals to beat the modest Faroe Islands 2-0 in a Euro 2004 qualifier on Wednesday and hold on to top spot in Group Five.
The three-times world and European champions were heading for an embarrassing draw against the mostly-amateur north Atlantic side
when substitute striker Miroslav Klose headed them into the lead
with one minute remaining.
Striker Fredi Bobic doubled the visitors' advantage from close
range two minutes into added time. Germany now lead the group on 11 points from five games. Iceland moved into second place, two points behind, after a stunning 3-0 win in Lithuania earlier on Wednesday.
Further informations about the German National Team can be found here.
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[bild1]Germany needed two last-gasp goals to beat the modest Faroe Islands 2-0 in a Euro 2004 qualifier on Wednesday and hold on to top spot in Group Five.
The three-times world and European champions were heading for an embarrassing draw against the mostly-amateur north Atlantic side
when substitute striker Miroslav Klose headed them into the lead
with one minute remaining.
Striker Fredi Bobic doubled the visitors' advantage from close
range two minutes into added time. Germany now lead the group on 11 points from five games. Iceland moved into second place, two points behind, after a stunning 3-0 win in Lithuania earlier on Wednesday.
Further informations about the German National Team can be found here.
