Germany and Spain split in 1-1 draw in a friendly, spectacularly luxury show at the Esprit Arena in Dusseldorf.

Spain frantically started the meeting and managed to unblock the result in the 6th minute of the match. Andres Iniesta ‘painted’ an assistant to Valencia striker Rodrigo, ahead of German goalkeeper Ter Stegen, right shot and sent the ball to the net.

The Spaniards did not slow down and created some other marking opportunities, while there were some spectacular combinations, which also attracted the applause of the German public.

Low’s team woke up only after the first 30 minutes of the game, and in the 35th minute, Bayern striker Thomas Muller scored a nice goal after a long shot.

The second part was really spectacular, with both teams playing open and in search of victory. Germany hit the pole by Mats Hummels, while Timo Werner and Gundogan went very close to the goal. On the other hand, Spain did not remain behind, creating a very good opportunity to score, first with David Silva and then with Diego Costa’s Jordi Alba.

However, after the referee’s triple whistle, the result remained the first 45-minute, 1-1, while those who won were many fans who enjoyed a spectacular showdown.