Germany U21 is the champion of the last U21 European Cup, but only 1 draw and 1 loss in the 2 group stage matches this year, on the verge of exiting the tournament. 2 players in the team, Jussi Falmgauer and Scheisseneggen, have been subjected to racial discrimination by the extreme German fans, which has led to frustration, and will affect the performance of their last group stage match against England U21 anytime.
Germany U21 had a good chance to win their first group stage match against Israel U21, but two strikers, Yusuf Mogul and Shezin Nijenhuis, took 12-yard shots and ended up with a 1-1 draw. After the match, they were cyber-bullied, with a large number of fans sending racist remarks to them on social networks, which made Yusuf Mogul furious, saying: "When we win, we're Germans, and when we lose, we're blacks. When we win, we are Germans, when we lose, we are blacks, and we are even insulted with racial slurs, it's disgusting, it hurts me, we try our best to shoot 12 yards, even if we miss, we have to accept it, we are all human beings, and we don't deserve to be treated this way. Dormont, the club that owns Youssouf Mogoogo, also issued a statement in support of the pair and against any racial abuse.
