‘LÖXIT’ and ‘the tears of Wembley’: German media react to Euro 2020 defeat
By DW
03 July 2021 |
12:27 pm
The morning after the night before, the German media reacted to Germany's Euro 2020 exit against England, and to the end of Joachim Löw's time in charge.
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