Germany leads Curaçao 4-1 in World Cup opener
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 14, 2026, 6:15 PM
Last updated Jun 14, 2026
Germany takes a commanding 4-1 lead over Curaçao in their FIFA World Cup match. The game takes place in Texas, with Felix Nmecha opening the scoring early in the 6th minute. Curaçao, making their World Cup debut, equalized through Livano Comenencia before Germany regained control. Nico Schlotterbeck restored the lead shortly before halftime, while Kai Havertz converted a penalty and Jamal Musiala added another goal shortly after the break.
- •Germany leads 4-1 over Curaçao in the World Cup match.
- •Felix Nmecha scored Germany's first goal in the 6th minute.
- •Livano Comenencia equalized for Curaçao, scoring their first-ever World Cup goal.
- •Nico Schlotterbeck restored Germany's lead with a header from a corner.
- •Kai Havertz converted a penalty and Jamal Musiala added a goal early in the second half.
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"Germany are up and running in the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with Julian Nagelsmann's Die Mannschaft enjoying a 4-1 lead over tournament debutant Curaçao. A stunning moment from Zürich midfielder Livano ...
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