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German striker Deniz Undav scored twice off the bench to send Germany into the World Cup knockout rounds, capping a remarkable journey from working 8-hour factory shifts at 17 to scoring on football's biggest stage. The 29-year-old now has five goal involvements in just two substitute appearances at the tournament.
Substitute Deniz Undav scored in the 94th minute to give Germany a thrilling comeback win over Ivory Coast, sending them to the World Cup knockout rounds for the first time since 2014. The Stuttgart striker, who played in Germany's third division just six years ago, now has three goals and two assists in two appearances off the bench.
Substitute Deniz Undav netted two goals in the final 30 minutes to lift Germany past Ivory Coast 2-1, securing their knockout stage return after two disappointing World Cup exits. The dramatic comeback marks Germany's first time advancing past the group stage since winning it all in 2014.
After a decade of knockout stage disappointments, Germany rallied from behind to defeat Ivory Coast 2-1 and advance to the World Cup's final 32 for the first time since their 2014 championship. Substitute Deniz Undav came off the bench to score both goals in front of a roaring crowd in Toronto.
University of Georgia freshman Deniz Dilek saved four match points in a tiebreaker to clinch her team's national indoor tennis championship. The comeback win capped an incredible night where Georgia's young squad proved they could handle the pressure.
Germany's national soccer team swept their March friendlies against Switzerland and Ghana, building crucial confidence just months before the World Cup. Coach Julian Nagelsmann is proving his theory that belief can emerge in just two games.
Two players with Nigerian roots helped Germany dominate their World Cup debut, showcasing the beautiful diversity of modern football. Felix Nmecha and Jamal Musiala both scored in the commanding victory that launched Germany's quest for a fifth world title.
A Florida-based ocean cleanup company just hit a milestone that seemed impossible a decade ago: 50 million pounds of plastic and trash pulled from our waters. The achievement, celebrated with 180 partners in Boca Raton, proves that measurable environmental action works.