Curaçao

Curaçao produced 5 shots in the final 15 minutes against Côte d'Ivoire, but the late spell still ended without a goal.

Eloy Room made 15 saves, including 10 inside the box, and preserved the clean sheet against Ecuador.

Germany's central attacking concentration coincided with heavy shot volume and sustained pressure on Curaçao's defense.

Curaçao's advanced defensive positions were linked to transition vulnerability, including Germany's late fast-break goal.

Eloy Room made 15 saves, including 10 inside the box, and the claim says he was the main shot-stopping reason Ecuador failed to score.

Curaçao's attack was low-yield across the match: 11 shots produced only 0.47 xG, about 0.04 xG per shot.

After the 77th-minute double change, Curaçao reached 5 shots in the final 15 minutes yet still failed to score.

Germany clustered several attackers in the center lane and the shape coincided with heavy shot volume on Curaçao's defense.

Curaçao's advanced average positions in defense left them vulnerable to transition attacks, consistent with Germany's late fast-break goal.