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Charles and Konrad would approve. Konrad more so.
Vielleicht war das Tor prima gemacht…aber “perfekte Ziel” …hmmm….auf gar keinen Fall!
Kneeeeeeeeeeeeee………….
What does “perfekte Ziel” mean? (Must be a Google translation)
Got it, thanks Kevin (“Perfektes Tor”, or “Das perfekte Tor”).
Care to share?
Seems that Mats Hummel scored with a header, maybe because the French defenders jumped up too early: http://youtu.be/WTEMVh8pWaw
A goal (sports) in German is a “Tor” (gate), a penalty “Elfmeter”, a corner kick “Eckball” (but there is no German word for foul).
If one translates goal, one gets “Ziel”, which means aim, objective; and the end of a trip or race. A dictionary might mention: Tor (Sport).