Throughout its history, Germany had only missed a single penalty in a World Cup shootout, way back in 1982. In five minutes, they missed three in Boston on the day Paraguay surprised by eliminating Julian Nagelsmann's team. And Orlando Gill (San Lorenzo, Paraguay, 2000) saved two of the penalties. A goalkeeper until recently unknown. A man who, five years ago, when he became a father, even sold the equipment his club gave him to pay for medical treatment for his baby. Five years later, he has become one of the best goalkeepers in the World Cup.

The round of 16 of the World Cup has seen two of the tournament's biggest surprises with the eliminations of Germany and the Netherlands. Paraguay has beaten the mannschaft on penalties after a 1-1 draw in 120 minutes of play between regulation time and extra time, and Morocco also forced extra time with a goal in added time against the Dutch and also ended up winning from eleven meters, which unleashed euphoria among North African fans.