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schema:articleBody	Reigning champions Portugal and Germany kept the faith by going with unchanged starting line-ups for Saturday's crunch Euro 2020 clash in Munich. Germany are under pressure to pick up their first points in Group F against Portugal, who already have one foot in the last 16. Despite losing 1-0 to France in their opening game, Germany coach Joachim Loew has retained Kai Havertz, who was poor against Les Bleus, up front alongside Bayern Munich forwards Thomas Mueller and Serge Gnabry. Mats Hummels keeps his place at centre-back after a solid display against France despite scoring an own goal. Portugal boss Fernando Santos also named the same side which beat Hungary 3-0 in Budapest. Cristiano Ronaldo, who scored twice on Tuesday to become the all-time top scorer with 11 goals at five European Championships, leads Portugal's attack. With 106 goals in 176 games for Portugal, Ronaldo is three short of the all-time international record, set by Ali Daei who scored 109 goals for Iran between 1993 and 2006. Alongside him, Manchester City forward Bernardo Silva and Liverpool striker Diogo Jota offer plenty of firepower. Starting line-ups: Germany (3-4-3) Manuel Neuer (capt); Matthias Ginter, Mats Hummels, Antonio Ruediger; Joshua Kimmich, Ilkay Gundogan, Toni Kroos, Robin Gosens; Kai Havertz, Thomas Mueller, Serge Gnabry Coach: Joachim Loew (GER) Portugal (4-3-3) Rui Patricio; Raphael Guerreiro, Pepe, Ruben Dias, Nelson Semedo; Bruno Fernandes, William Carvalho, Danilo; Bernardo Silva, Diogo Jota, Cristiano Ronaldo Coach: Fernando Santos (POR) Referee: Anthony Taylor (ENG) ryj/mw
schema:headline	Germany, Portugal unchanged for crucial Euro 2020 clash
schema:mentions	Germany national football team Manchester City F.C. Manuel Neuer Thomas the Apostle Bernardo Silva Portugal national football team Pepe Romero UEFA Euro 2020 France national football team Antonio Orozco FC Bayern Munich Munich 2010 FIFA World Cup knockout stage Liverpool F.C. Moment magnitude scale Midfielder Cristiano Ronaldo William Carvalho Anthony Taylor (referee) Danilo Caymmi Matthias Ginter Nélson Semedo Fernando Santos (Portuguese footballer) Ali Daei Raphaël Guerreiro Robin Gosens Mats Hummels Toni Kroos Iran national football team Diogo Jota 2014 FIFA World Cup Group F Joshua Kimmich Serge Gnabry Kai Havertz Bruno Fernandes (footballer, born 1994) Hungary national football team UEFA European Championship Association football positions Budapest
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schema:datePublished	2021-06-19 (xsd:date)
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