Seven goals are on the shortlist for the DFB Team Goal of 2015 award, brought to you by the “Fan Club Nationalmannschaft powered by Coca-Cola.” Each strike stands a good chance of lifting the player, so your vote is needed! Click here to watch the goals in full and cast your vote. Voting closes on 13th January 2016 (12:00 CET).
It’s not going to be an easy choice as all of the goals are impressive. First on the shortlist is Marco Reus' opener against Australia, which came about after great work from Sami Khedira. André Schürrle’s classy finish to put Germany 5-0 up against Gibraltar is is next and that goal is followed by Max Kruse’s volley from the same match.
Thomas Müller’s opener and Mario Götze’s goal to make it 2-0 against Poland are also included on the list. The penultimate strike is Ilkay Gündogan’s vs. Scotland – which features one-touch-football and a classy no-look-pass – with the final goal being Max Kruse’s against Georgia.
Seven goals are on the shortlist for the DFB Team Goal of 2015 award, brought to you by the “Fan Club Nationalmannschaft powered by Coca-Cola.” Each strike stands a good chance of lifting the player, so your vote is needed! Click here to watch the goals in full and cast your vote. Voting closes on 13th January 2016 (12:00 CET).
It’s not going to be an easy choice as all of the goals are impressive. First on the shortlist is Marco Reus' opener against Australia, which came about after great work from Sami Khedira. André Schürrle’s classy finish to put Germany 5-0 up against Gibraltar is is next and that goal is followed by Max Kruse’s volley from the same match.
Thomas Müller’s opener and Mario Götze’s goal to make it 2-0 against Poland are also included on the list. The penultimate strike is Ilkay Gündogan’s vs. Scotland – which features one-touch-football and a classy no-look-pass – with the final goal being Max Kruse’s against Georgia.
