Second-rate Germans crash out

Rudi Voller admitted that his side, once the powerhouse of world football, can no longer compete with the big boys in Europe.

Thu, 24 Jun, 2004 - 09:56

Rudi Voller admitted that his side, once the powerhouse of world football, can no longer compete with the big boys in Europe.

Germany crashed out of the European Championships following a 2-1 defeat by a reserve Czech Republic side, with Liverpool striker Milan Baros coming off the bench to score a classy winner and secure his side’s 100% record in the group.

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Courts Soccer Euro 2004 Place: Europe Place: Republic Place: Porto Person: Rudi Voller Person: Milan Baros Person: Voller Event: European Championships Event: World Cup Organisation: Germany Organisation: Liverpool Organisation: Denmark

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