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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-20 · 30 entries checked · 16 flagged · 29 issues confirmed · 16 corrected · 13 still open
Veltins-Arena — The entry states the stadium was built as part of Germany's successful 2006 World Cup bid and that construction began in 1998, the same year Germany launched its successful bid, but Germany won the bid on July 6, 2000, not in 1998.
Veltins-Arena — The 'DID YOU KNOW' section claims the stadium hosted a round of 16 match between Portugal and the Netherlands during the 2006 World Cup, but it actually hosted a quarter-final match (Portugal vs. England), and the Portugal vs. Netherlands round of 16 match was
DFB-Pokal Finale — The claim that Bayern Munich won the cup for the 16th time in 2013 is incorrect; they had 15 titles including 2013, with the 16th coming in 2014.
DFB-Pokal Finale — The statement that Bayern Munich won a treble in 2000–01 is factually wrong; they won Bundesliga and Champions League that season but not the DFB-Pokal.
Jupp Derwall Tenure — The entry states that West Germany drew with Greece in the group stage of Euro 1980, but Greece did not qualify for Euro 1980.
Jupp Derwall Tenure — The entry states that West Germany drew with Czechoslovakia in the group stage of Euro 1980, but they actually lost 1-0 to Czechoslovakia.
Miracle of Bern — Hungary's unbeaten run before the final was 31 matches (28 wins and 3 draws), not 32 matches (31 wins and 1 draw).
Miracle of Bern — Fritz Walter played with a minor ankle injury, not a significant knee injury.
UEFA Euro 1980 — The final did not go to extra time; West Germany won 2-1 with both goals scored in regular time (Horst Hrubesch scored in the 10th and 88th minutes).
UEFA Euro 1980 — The claim that Germany fell behind early is incorrect; Belgium took the lead in the 75th minute, not early in the match.
Miroslav Klose — The claim that Klose came on in the 67th minute and scored in the 82nd minute in a 3–2 win against Greece in his second match is inaccurate; his second match was against Greece on 28 March 2001, he did not score, and Germany lost 2–3.
Miroslav Klose — The claim that Klose helped Germany temporarily lead their qualification group in his second match is misleading; Germany lost that match 2–3 and Klose did not score.
Franz Beckenbauer — The claim that Bobby Moore had previously achieved the feat of winning the World Cup, European Championship, and European Cup as captain is factually incorrect; Moore never won the European Championship or European Cup.
Franz Beckenbauer — He is one of three men to have won the World Cup as a player and as a manager: this is incorrect; there are more than three (e.g., Mario Zagallo, Franz Beckenbauer, Didier Deschamps, and also others like Alberto Suppici, Vittorio Pozzo, and possibly more depen
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