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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23914819" data-attributes="member: 158020">Germany 2 Netherlands 2: Dramatic  five-minute fightback seals Oranje progression  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/19/21/6398196-6407407-image-a-41_1542663700417.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Netherlands scored twice in the final five minutes to snatch a 2-2 draw with  Germany and secure a place in the Nations League Finals.Ronald Koeman's men had  seemed certain to finish second behind France in Group 1 of League A when Timo  Werner's first international goal since June and Leroy Sane's second in as many  outings had Germany coasting.    Needing only a point to advance, Quincy Promes offered a late lifeline to the  outplayed visitors as he cut the deficit in half before makeshift striker Virgil  van Dijk completed a remarkable turnaround in the 90th minute with a volley.   The final result was an extension of Germany's annus horribilis as  Netherlands rescued a dramatic draw to advance to the final four.   Germany's chance to add a positive finish to a miserable 2018 began brightly  as RB Leipzig striker Werner rifled Serge Gnabry's flick-on into the bottom-left  corner in the ninth minute.    Toni Kroos helped create the opener and next provided the lofted pass from  which Sane doubled the advantage, the Manchester City man regathering possession  and beating Jasper Cillessen courtesy of a deflection off Kenny Tete.   Netherlands' hopes appeared to be fading when Ryan Babel limped off clutching  his hamstring and his replacement, Javairo Dilrosun, lasted only 20 minutes of  the second half before a similar issue curtailed his debut.Werner had earlier  dragged a promising opportunity past the far post, while substitute Marco Reus  failed to tee up Sane for a tap-in amid a period Germany would come to rue.   Promes punished some poor defending in the 85th minute and captain Van Dijk  then sucked the life out of substitute Thomas Muller's 100th international  appearance for Die Mannschaft.   The defender's expert volley from Tonny Vilhena's cross miraculously sent  Netherlands through at France's expense and condemned Joachim Low's side to a  fifth competitive fixture without victory.</blockquote>

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