Germany crashed out of the World Cup through the back door

The four-time world champions finished third in the group after Japan beat Spain in the other group match, bidding farewell to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. but on the contrary, Germans are facing a crisis on top of a crisis.
In fact,  “The German machines” are  feeling hard with a disappointing status Not only this, the most 
disastrous is slams 'immoral' profiteering amid FIFA World Cup in Qatar
without any respect for all rules, laws, customs, and traditions as well, which made them the core subject of criticism and disapproval from various fans around the globe.
Germany players cover their mouths over the 'OneLove' armband controversy, as they defend the rainbow-colored armband. The criminalization of same-sex relations in Qatar, the tournament’s host country, has been a long-running controversy in the build-up to the World Cup.
Instead of the “Germans Machineries” focusing on the championship atmosphere, they preferred further dig deep into moral decline while taking the official photo before the kick-off of their first encounter against Japan, so all the 11Germany’s players covered their mouths during a team photo ahead of their World Cup opener against Japan on Wednesday in protest at FIFA’s threat to sanction players for wearing the “OneLove” armband,which was strongly rejected by fans, media all over the universe.
After a poor start to its World Cup campaign, Germany is now staring down the barrel of elimination heading into a new don level, this in addition to immoral behavior when The four-time world champions finished third in the group after Japan beat Spain in the other group match, bidding farewell to the FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. But on the contrary, Germans are facing a crisis on top of a crisis.
The German press launched a harsh -criticism of the team which was not able to overcome the group stage after winning the 2014 Brazil title against Argentina and the way Germany bitter farewell to the World Cup in Qatar early stage.
German Newspaper Bild " wrote: "The end of a football superpower," while "Kicker" magazine said: "The German national team has become a football dwarf."