@ballsandgoals45: Felix Nmecha gave Germany the perfect start to their 2026 World Cup campaign by scoring just six minutes into their Group E opener against Curaçao in Houston. The Borussia Dortmund midfielder finished off a slick attacking move after combining with Florian Wirtz, curling his shot beyond the goalkeeper to make it 1-0. � SOY FUTBOL +1 The goal was significant for two reasons: It was Germany's first goal of the 2026 World Cup. It became the fastest goal of the tournament so far, arriving in the fifth/sixth minute of play. � The Times of India +1 Nmecha's strike set the tone for a dominant German performance. Although Curaçao briefly equalized through Livano Comenencia, Germany responded emphatically and eventually cruised to a 7-1 victory. Nmecha later won a penalty that Kai Havertz converted, making him one of Germany's standout performers on the day. �
