Oliver Kahn refused to concede a goal

It takes more than that to beat Oliver Kahn.
Der Titan made those saves look easy.
What a legend.
#oliverkahn #retrofoot

[@perowatp4427]

I love how he just stands there after making a top save like Anything else need taking care of ?

[@shotab8758]

Jordan pickford screams loudest he can when he saves ball

[@pol1315]

@@shotab8758 lmao yes

[@phoeniciangod3629]

Gigachad!

[@rushilahmed]

Nah it’s more like “shit did I leave the stove on?”

[@blessing7715]

Lmaooo

[@YuryVVV]

Kahn didn't only have superhuman reflexes, he was also a very clever goalkeeper. Look how he stands right near the near post only leaving the far corner as an option for the attacking player only to completely read their next move and make an interception. A master of his craft.

[@yqh1994]

That’s basic goalkeeping cover your near post

[@LThaPunisha]

@@yqh1994 It is like rule 2 in the rulebook of Goalkeeping.

[@XD-sp4ye]

Yeah but look how weak the shot was. I wonder if he would save for example the dembele first Goal against juventus with this tactic

[@bosnafrankfurt9925]

Jay Jay Okocha : ,, hold my beer"

[@gurkensohn9401]

You forget that Kahn was also always organizing the defence, motivating the team whenever it was needed and single-handedly able to carry teams through whole world cups.

[@EgoPanikBG]

Prime Kahn was an absolute beast. People don't talk about him nearly enough. Definitely one of the greatest shot stoppers in the history of the game

[@doctordark3527]

Everyone knows he’s the goat….and he was trained by the previous goat sepp maier, and they are training the current king Neuer

[@Razijall]

Khan was more of a soldier then a football player. He didn't play with hart, so he wasn't quite crowd favourite, even though he was a quite good goalkeeper.

[@cookie_ninja]

@@Razijall He was one of the few german leaders bayern & the german national team ever had in the last 30y of german football. He played with more heart than u can spell. And of course he was a crowd favorite. Get ur facts straight w/ that "quite good".

[@gothia6515]

You gotta watch his three penalty saves in the 2001 UCL final against Valencia. The second is easily a top 5 goalkeeper reaction of all time imo. And he hypercarried a very bad german team to the WC final in 2002 with incredible performances. But people focus on Yashin, Buffon and Iker and forget about Kahn. He deserves to get mentioned among them.

[@cebenorth6055]

@@Razijall His game was heart and work only. I've seen him practice and he was an unbreakable beast and there was barely anyone else who gave so much heart in ins sport.

[@Mozartkugel]

Oliver Kahn in the WC2002 was probably the best goalkeeper to ever play the game. He even got awarded best player of the tournament - as a goalkeeper - in a tournament where Ronaldo scored a brace in the final. I have never before seen a keeper on this level before or ever since.

[@neemapaxima6116]

He conceded only one single goal from Ireland until the finals!! What a goalkeeper he was

[@giorgioladd8720]

I think he's the GOAT

[@tomasribeiro2298]

He left the Ball to Ronaldo on the first gol hahaha not even close to bein the goat

[@lp3860]

@@tomasribeiro2298 I guess you missed the part where he was voted the best player in the tournament. Germany had no business being in that final. Kahn just took them there. If Kahn was in a Germany uniform in Qatar, Germany might still be playing. Neuer was absolute dogshit for the second World Cup in a row. Most scoring opportunities as a team, but every time the opponent got one shot on goal it was going in.

[@tomasribeiro2298]

@@lp3860 sorry but the best player of that world cup was RONALDO the only Marcos was a better goalkeeper as well lol but Kahn is a nice guy

[@zemprelo]

That Bordeaux team was something, with didier tholot, Lizzarazu, and Zidane missed that game. That Bayern team was even more stacked, football in the 90s just lovely !!!!

[@norpriest521]

And then Lizarazu joined Bayern 😂

[@obinnaobiekwe4910]

Please who's the guy wearing 10 for the team on white? Interesting footwork he's got.

[@zemprelo]

@@obinnaobiekwe4910 that’s Witschge, he’s Dutch, with silky touch, didn’t play much in his time with Bordeaux, due to having to play second fiddle to Zidane. He played that day because Zidane was hurt.

[@obinnaobiekwe4910]

@@zemprelo OMG! Little wonder. I'm surprised I never got to hear of him.

[@4zafinc]

Wasn't Dugari also part of that Bordo side?

[@joe-cg2hv]

Old football might be not as optimized as today's football, but you cant deny that the more individual era had its charm. They kinda respect your individual game more than today's era.

[@obinnaobiekwe4910]

Please who was the guy wearing the number 10 Jersey for those on white? Any idea?

[@aa6eheia156]

Yeah..nowadays, players in team like City and Liverpool have fixed roles or limited number of moves in the system like efficient robots with limited moves.. back then the players had freedom and game patterns were very unpredictable which was more fun to watch than today's

[@2CXJ3]

@@obinnaobiekwe4910 I believe it was Richard witschge.

[@siddharthakalita1096]

But defence was really bad

[@joe-cg2hv]

@@siddharthakalita1096 yea back then even the defense system emphasize on individual player. That's why old era defender looks individually better.

[@cheesesandwich1033]

Kahn was something else. That guy always went 100%. His Body language never left any doubt who is in charge. When you went 1 on 1 against him you knew he was putting his entire body in play and he wouldn’t pull back. Legend

[@ndogg8568]

Absolute beast

[@elite1361]

His own teammates were scared of him. In germany we call him "the titan"

[@MrVvulf]

Kahn's undeniable greatness serves as a testament to how amazing Juninho's free kicks were. Check out the free kick Juninho scored against Kahn from 30 yards away, back in 2003. - kzbin.info/www/bejne/h4jSZoqEZdBjqZo

[@unpopularperson8522]

One of the best goalkeepers in the world and a legend, my respects from AC Milan fans

[@rhwgaming074]

That second one is one of the best I've ever seen

[@ewqfwefwef7743]

He has a lot of these crazy saves. From this distance ist would be impossible for every normal human to save a shot with this power. Just incredible good.

[@doduyle8476]

it's just out of the world. Lightning reflex

[@liam89th]

First two saves were top drawer!

[@JohnJones-lb6xo]

The second one came right at him

[@aleksjagger9770]

@@JohnJones-lb6xo you clearly got no clue how fast he had to lift his right arm to block that shot taken from 4 m distance.

[@msb8792]

Kahn during those days even had the stereo-typical fantasy look of a barbarian warrior-king or a sci-fi bandit lord common in pulp-comic books, PC games, series, and cartoons from the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s, which I grew up on as a kid and teenager in the 90’s…. Even his name name “Kahn” is pretty fitting, a I mean Star Trek’s “The Wrath of Khan” goddamn it 😂…. Also, check the 1987 PC game “Barbarian: The Ultimate Warrior”; the character is literally Oliver Kahn.

[@kingpowl]

haha true :D by his looks he mostly reminds me of He-Man

[@msb8792]

@@kingpowl yep, He-Man indeed, the old He-Man, not the new Netflix abomination 😂

[@ckytc]

You're 100% right. Perfect description 😄

[@ADthehawk]

WTF! I was a little kid back when Kahn ruled the posts. And I thought that the Wrath of Khan is a documentary about him (didn't watch it until my college days though). LMAO.

[@snuggstcg]

He looks like my mates mum back in the day 🤣

[@KarlHeinzSpock]

I adore him. he had a body like a main battle tank, but he reacted like a cat: extremely fast, economical, smart, elegant movements.

[@LysanderSA]

His Nickname was Katze Kahn - cat Kahn

[@l.j.9031]

Bro that defence…

[@DeezNuts9813]

Don't know what you're talking about, I don't see any defence.

[@levronyames6680]

Defense for my American English ears.

[@Alemiha]

They were setting him up to shine...

[@SylveonSimp]

They play 1:7:3, Khan is the defense.

[@scorpions1965]

@@SylveonSimp Yes

[@nicolaerosu1201]

This guy was Arnold Schwarzenegger in football.

[@szn333]

lmao

[@amina-pr8xt]

Must have been Bayern-Bordeaux, UEFA-Cup-Final 1996

[@dandmwg]

Very special goalkeeper. World class for a long time. Outstanding shot stopper, intelligent, a leader, respected by everyone.

[@voiceofreason1829]

Angry one too

[@bruceli9094]

@@voiceofreason1829 Man of focus.

[@mistourasal]

He was a legend , man the Opel branding on the jersey brings back all type of memorable moments

[@GorgoniteScum]

To be fair he needed to be on his game for this match, the lads were taking the mick in front of him! Woeful defending!🙄 Was Mehmet Scholl on the pitch??

[@retrofoot33]

He was and he scored a goal 🙂

[@GorgoniteScum]

@@retrofoot33 What a legend! Great videos BTW, keep them coming👌👏

[@misaelmendoza9725]

I think maguire was there too

[@andrasdudas8226]

McGuire would not survive Kahn after his first mistake. Bw Believe me, bro, he would be out of the team in a week.

[@adhynugroho9424]

That 2nd save was insane... .. in-sane.

[@CIMAmotor]

Yeah, I can't remember ever seeing a better reaction save.

[@calinstoianovici1152]

Oliver Kahn is a LEGENDARY goalkeeper.

[@josebarreto7157]

One of my favorite and never forgettable goalkeepers from his era.

[@elvisbesho5649]

He put to shame the greatest back then. And it was just another day in our planet earth.

[@Xth3Z]

FC Bayern München vs FC Girondis de Bordeaux. UEFA-Cup 1996 final first game at Munich (2:0). They played home and away games in the final for the last time that year. Bayern won the cup in Bordeaux the next week with a 1:3 victory (5:1 aggregate). Some notable Bayern players besides Kahn in those games were Jürgen Klinsmann, Lothar Matthäus and Jean-Pierre Papin. Their coach was the legendary Franz Beckenbauer.

[@monkeykong5313]

It wasn’t the last time, Schalke’s victory over Inter a year later was also over two legs. Then when Inter won it after that, that was the first one legged final.

[@bitfragment]

I remember watching him with my grandad when I was a kid, absolutely mesmerizing every time, those were some good memories. Thank you, Oliver!

[@JonathanRodriguez-nz9nw]

The golden era of football, this man was a legend

[@gregthomas1346]

As Roy Keane might say, that's his job

[@hudanofendi3028]

That's the standard back then, now you make one good save or one good goal for an entire season and it worth 60m

[@rorus9530]

He is the first player that comes to mind when I think about German football.

[@mattyd7839]

Proud to say I was lucky enough to see Kahn play live at Old Trafford in the champions league with Peter Schmeichel at the other end, arguably the two best keepers in the modern era.

[@ika894]

Danish was great as well 👍

[@SaltBhj]

Kahn had supreme reflexes and unparalleled positioning but he also had a rare spirit that singled him out as the best in his generation.

[@janoshorvath6565]

Real legend, he had amazing reflex, speed and prediction skills. There is no other goalkeeper like him.

[@adriannowicki6413]

The guy is a legend he played in modern talking and defended goals in football talented in every way!

[@letsdiy6938]

He is the best keeper ever to play! It's hard to admit since I am a United fan and have been spoiled with many great keepers from Schmeichel, Bartez, Van de Sar and now De Gea, but Oliver was the real deal and sat the benchmark about how to be a complete goali.

[@albertlwj]

barthez?????

[@nikb7995]

Peter was only the one that was on par with Kahn rest not so much

[@majormononoke8958]

Lol, no Kahn lacked the modern aspect of goalkeeping being involved as 11 defender passing like Neuer did at the world cup in Brazil. The sweeper keeper role, but you could argue he was kind of a other time of keeper. Either way Neuer is better Keeper, but Kahn at other skills like motivator, etc. Which may make him the better player...

[@nikb7995]

@@surgedrums absolutely agreed

[@fartloudYT]

Ever? i dont know about that. But to put it very very reasonably and fair, whatever your version of 'the best' is, Kahn will always be in all time top 10.

[@gazzyb5427]

The earliest memories of loving football and who was the greatest GK that was Oliver Kahn an absolute wall but agile as a cat.

[@RedPaws]

Why is Oliver Khan such a great goalkeeper? because actually he is lionmaru disguised as a football player.

[@penitance]

What a class keeper he was, truly a nightmare for strikers

[@gandalf_thegrey]

Kahn: The epitome of "To angry to lose" Absolute beast. Proud to once calling him captain and first choice GK for the nationalteam.

[@Potatoshaneko]

As someone who used to play in goal myself I will always consider the mid 1990s to mid 2000s the golden era of goal keepers in football. So many world class GKs at that point in time, something we've been lacking in football ever since.

[@juandavidrestrepoduran6007]

What do you think about Higuita?

[@doctormbhope756]

That defence makes Maguire look like prime Vidic

[@kaizakikenta2669]

1:31 I like how Oliver returns the ball like saying you keep it!

[@stephanos2758]

He mixed football with volleyball

[@mate9300]

His defence team-mates helped him a lot to become a legend ;)

[@franekkimono1234]

Kahn was a legend, one of the best goalkeepers in the world 😎💪

[@obafemiadeyemi]

Gernot Rohr was the manager of the opposing team. The man Nigerians never believed was good enough.

[@opetimistic]

Whoa. Well after sacking Rohr, Nigerians discovered how good he really was

[@obafemiadeyemi]

@@opetimistic Nigerians don't know what they want.

[@ahmetatabey3861]

@@opetimistic So did Bordeaux :)

[@Mambojambo157]

That was my era. I can’t watch the game anymore. I prefer everything about that, the style of play, the tv broadcast, everything. And he was an amazing keeper

[@diaryjames]

Oliver Khan, the first player who make me start to play football (not professional football, just for fun)

[@praveshmaharaj4387]

Watching older football clips it seems football back then was more exciting and more action nowadays its too technical.

[@mariadanielalavia8877]

Nah bro, football still has its charm, go and watch the full matches of those season and you'll see teams that flop, players that don't play well, tactics that don't work... football tactics are periods in which for example the 90's many teams started to play aggressive 442s to go against the back 3 many coaches played... You will remember legendary players from today with the same nostalgia your father remembers x player. You just gotta stop listening to pundits, they love labeling things when they don't know shit about the game.

[@gurkensohn9401]

@@mariadanielalavia8877 But what will happen when Ronaldo, Messi and all of those retire soon? When Ronaldinho and those were big we had CR, Messi and those already becoming legends but I don't see anybody interesting left. There will be a huge gap.

[@ninodino444]

@@gurkensohn9401 normally you invest in your TEAM and not individuell players…..

[@bryan-cv2ew]

because football back then was asscakes compared to today. if you want to watch similar football, watch t3 and t2 leagues. They aren't as tactically efficient and are much more brute force and individualistic since the players aren't as fine tuned. yes, it might be slightly more boring for the average game, but it can also get much better to watch consistently when teams perform at highest levels and its not just 1v1 errors 24/7

[@danielpassigmailcom]

@@mariadanielalavia8877 No, because 20+ years ago legends actually existed in soccer. Professional soccer nowadays is extremely boring and static except on the most superficial level...

[@mr.b7712]

Call Jay Jay Okocha!

[@justaregularguyb6258]

Or R9... 🤣

[@sackboywittmann60]

shit shit nunchok an r9 0 ucl

[@justaregularguyb6258]

@@sackboywittmann60 2 World cups.

[@sackboywittmann60]

@@justaregularguyb6258 henry zlatan ,benzema,lewandowski etc have more goals than him in ucl

[@justaregularguyb6258]

@@sackboywittmann60 Fair enough. And he has more goals than all of them in WC's.

[@dco1929]

Best German goalkeeper in my opinion , iconic figure on team and in between the posts , like schmeichel but bayerns version

[@tomennis7414]

Undoubtedly one of the Best Goal Keepers Ever,in the History of football ⚽️

[@zekicakir]

He was more than a goalkeeper. He was a fighter who could fullfil you with limitless fighting energy on the field. I love this type of players when they become teaming with elegant and technical players on a squad.

[@abhijeetsatpathy3382]

In the 90s every team you think today is small, used to be monster.

[@gjrrs]

My favorite goalkeeper, he deserved more participation in the national team

[@seir5633]

Absolutely a Legend.. my favorite goal keeper

[@pianogus]

Kahn is easily in the top five list of the best goalkeepers in the history of the game.

[@expatwealthasia8702]

Khan was a legend of a goalkeeper!

[@ahmadcampboss]

I love germany team a very long times till today even many of my friend and family love brazil team .. oliver kahn was one of the reason why i love germany football team and oliver biehof also one of my fav germany player .

[@vb5804]

I still remember the 2002 world cup final, I really wished him to kiss the world cup. Germans reached final by Kahn's stellar perfomance throughout the tournament and it was so sad to see them losing the match due to a small mistake from the same man.

[@richardmell299]

As Jim once said KHAAAN!

[@rekdinhopoetico]

Fantastic goal keeper, brave face.

[@Jack_Sheppard]

My childhood hero who inspired me to become a goalkeeper …❤

[@Durhamgooner86]

Absolute beast of a man! I'd be scared of him if I was on the same pitch. In my top 3 goalkeepers I've ever seen.

[@arnoldsbaltnegeris3962]

For me the greatest goalkeeper of all times. There have been and are many other top class keepers, but in addition to amazing saves he had cosmic charisma and confidence. Even his own teammates were afraid of him, not to say about opponents :D

[@Terminator6364]

His prime was kind of short though, he was the main goalkeeper in only 3 tournaments for Germany, 2000-2004.

[@andrasdudas8226]

German goalkeepers were amazing in that era, it was tough to get into the national team.

[@Terminator6364]

@@andrasdudas8226 It was and so it was for Iker Casillas with Cañizares and later Valdes. Or Neuer fighting with Ter Stegen. IFFHS have a goalkeeper award, Kahn was a top 3 goalkeeper between 1999-2003 while Casillas was it 8 times between 2002-2012. Buffon 14 times between 2001-18. Neuer 8 times between 2011-21.

[@eggselent9814]

@@Terminator6364 Yeah but you do realize that Casillas only got into the team because Santiago Canizares was injured and they decided to keep him right?

[@F1zzler]

He is definitely one of the tops, on the level of legendary Lev Yashin.

[@barcachats8547]

Check min 1.30 the other defender pulled the guy off, clear penalty.

[@markuszwerger3821]

Advantage?

[@iansmirna5183]

The guy looked like a Marvel comic heroe and even had a super power.

[@marcelcovaci9922]

Football had amazing players in the 90’s and early 2000’s….miss those days

[@gloclipp]

He’s single-handedly the reason why Germany has so many great goalkeepers, they all look up to him

[@CIMAmotor]

They had plenty of great 'keepers before him.

[@Xayuap]

Leyend says that The Kahn is, indeed, the Great Wall.

[@ChrundleTGreat]

Amazing saves!!! They were a lot tougher and better back them. The keeper was in the perfect places in the box for every shot on goal. Outstanding!

[@artofdefending6713]

that 0:36 save is just out of this world

[@dante666jt]

Yes stunner

[@gerardaguilar]

Let's imagine McGuire played in the same team with Oliver Kahn...

[@georgegorgeous9173]

Oliver Kahn really Was an animal as a goalkeeper! Without him, Germany would never have reached WC-final in 2002, werde he then became the tragic hero...

[@krqc1786]

he is the biggest legend of the goalkeepers.

[@gjuroo]

Many goalkeepers still don't get this 1:16. Kahn completely covered the space by the post. The attacker has no option but to shoot in the "empty" side of a goal which is so predictable by the keeper.

[@dantewitty3790]

There are more goalkeeper now than his era yet no one is more intimidating, committed and dominant leader as he is. They named him Kahn for reasons, iconic leader 👑

[@romainfranchini9472]

Merci pour ce grand souvenir des Girondins de Bordeaux ☝💗

[@eamano8474]

Forgot how baggy all the shirts were back then. Its like players wore a shirt 2 sizes too big. They really tightened up over the years and its a good thing because it helped cut out alot of the shirt puling

[@gorun7443]

Witschge what a player

[@eyotahyah1315]

In today world , that should be a penalty

[@OlexiyO]

It should've been a penalty in any world, but they did not have VAR

[@talregev4616]

I remember that every time I watched a Bayern game I thought "no way someone is going to score against this guy", same for Schmeichel... they were so powerful, real lions on the goal line.

[@sandrinoes]

He was a beast. And wtf he was also a lot scary!

[@-futbolista-3232]

LEGEND

[@KarlHeinzSpock]

he is legend. because he is only 1.88m tall (which is small, compared to most of other world class goal keepers), he had to jump more to make his saves. because of this, his actions look even more spectacular.

[@978Fotis]

I agree that Oliver Kahn is a legend... But you say "only 1.88"... What about Jorje Campos of Mexico, who was 1.68 tall?... kzbin.info/www/bejne/eJfInKp-mtd9lac

[@hyperrat12]

6'2 is small??😅

[@KarlHeinzSpock]

@@hyperrat12 yepp, you eventually got it: it's small.

[@AlexM-dz7wg]

Casillas 1.82, Navas 1.85, Fabien Barthez 1.80... 1.88 - average height, not small

[@KarlHeinzSpock]

lew jaschin(legend keeper, born in 1929!!): 1.89, jens lehmann: 1.90, david seaman: 1.91, gianluigi buffon: 1.92, manuel neuer: 1.90, bodo ilgner: 1.90, petr cech: 1.96, thibaut courtois: 1.99 (each of them was worlds class or at least national goal keeper.)

[@tpg5974]

That hair was the true show stopper!

[@niladrimukherjee7]

Brings back happy memories of Bayern vs Valencia in the champions league Effenberg and Kahn were on another level that day

[@449snehal]

Kids nowadays just donno how good football used to be before and the talented players of yesteryears.. i won't be surprised if 10 years down the line kids start shouting mbappe or halland (playing just the way they are now without any improvement) will be called as goats just coz they didn't watch others. Now people would think that's impossible, but that's what's gonna happen soon.

[@gurkensohn9401]

When era CR and Messi ends football will take a huge hit. The new players like Mbappé aren't interesting anymore especially if you what Mbappé did for the money. He had the chance to lead another era but now there will be a huge gap and he missed becoming a legend.

[@449snehal]

@@gurkensohn9401 we can't predict.. also they all are young.. also in today's social media world players don't become goat or great player based on ground performance alone. It would only get worse in coming years and decade..

[@siddharthakalita1096]

This is appreciation for the no 10 in the white shirt. Man was behind every attack. Everything that could have led to a potential goal

[@OlexiyO]

Richard Witschge

[@siddharthakalita1096]

@@OlexiyO why don't we hear about him

[@OlexiyO]

@@siddharthakalita1096 You realize this video is ~25 years old, right? He was pretty well-known back then.

[@amadeu6405]

What's his name?

[@ahmetatabey3861]

@@amadeu6405 Richard Witschge. Very good players, both him and his brother.Both were frequent names for the Dutch national team back in the 90s.

[@rusty3238]

Save - ❌ Refusing to concede a goal - ✅

[@LoungeOFtroLLL]

Легенда!

[@11_Laurent]

Oliver Kahn is THE person that got me interested in goalkeeping. I now play for as goalkeeper for a local club in Melbourne. Breaks my heart to see that this legend is not around anymore 💔

[@stacystables117]

Well he is still among us - as the president of Bayern München. And he still is the epitome of „I hate to lose“… 😅 kzbin.info/www/bejne/mHTQo6GGopuLotE

[@piasecznik]

Huh? I mean, he's in his 50s, obviously he's not goalkeeping anymore, but he's alive and well.

[@11_Laurent]

@@piasecznik I know. I meant that I miss seeing him play

[@blueseeker93]

Godlike focus and reflex

[@jpablocr8]

What’s crazy to me is how chill Kahn was, not screaming just saving goals lol

[@schnittischnitti7648]

My man that is probably the first time in history that anyone calls Oliver Kahn chill. Trust me, he was not chill

[@peoplebelievealiensarereal]

There was a reason why nobody messed with him, including his own teammates. It's weird to see him this quite

[@manuelrodriguezmagallanes9078]

Algo me dice que se llevaba mal con la mayoría de compañeros, el resto lo soportaban.Uno de los mejores porteros de la historia

[@emojis698]

amigo pense que eras un bot q ponia links raros xd

[@manuelrodriguezmagallanes9078]

@@emojis698 sólo tengo raro que ni idea de inglés. Khan era un superportero cómo muy pocos. Pero debía tener un carácter fuerte hasta para los compañeros. No?

[@carlkontermann5637]

@@manuelrodriguezmagallanes9078 his teammates were scared of him Matthaus once said, so yes

[@victorioushitman3297]

The best goal keeper of his time don't know how he miss in world cup final against Brazil

[@mistermammal]

He is the GOAT of goalkeepers for me. My favourite.

[@varunsharma4962]

Still remember 2002 wc final . unfortunate day for the great oliver. In whole tournament his performance was great. Love and respect for the OLIVER KAHN from Bharat( India)

[@aakoch6062]

R9 was on Brasil side , so it was very difficult task

[@ns2859]

Germany reached the final because of him, the rest of the team was not so good.

[@ZVEKOfficial]

I wonder if he won the WC in 2002, would he be considered the greatest Germany/World GK of all time, rather than Neuer ?

[@ADthehawk]

TBH, he is better than Neuer. The latter is more prone to errors due to his sudden urges of dribbling the forwards. 2002 was Kahn's WC. No matter how Ronaldo scored 8 (I think). He made just one "mistake" in the whole tournament. Neuer couldn't dominate like that in 2014. Easily one of the greatest and surely the greatest from Germany. But I admit it is quite close between the two.

[@walterloehrmann5213]

@@ADthehawk Don't forget Sepp Maier, Bodo Illgner, Andy Köpke and Jens Lehmann.

[@ADthehawk]

@@walterloehrmann5213 Meier comes close. Lehmann is probably the weakest in this particular company. Haven't seen much of the others, so can't comment.

[@tngerman]

@@walterloehrmann5213 Rudi Kargus never got the chance … another great one could of been

[@gurkensohn9401]

@@ADthehawk Neuer is as good but Kahn was just somebody who lead the team, motivated them, organized them and told them what to do when they were lost.

[@DdraigGoch84]

Loved those goal keeper tops. Made them look like old cameras or film reels.

[@cristianr3712]

Among the best of the best!

[@joseprado5698]

Se essa equipe aí; tivesse em seu ataque: Rivaldo, Ronaldo fenômeno e Ronaldinho Gaúcho, diria que não daria para Oliver!!!! 😁😁😁😁👍🇧🇷

[@jpmtlhead39]

Mas essa equipa, a Alemanha chegou para darem 7 bombokas ao Brasil no mundial 2014. Fou lindo de se ver. O david Luiz a chorar como um bebe..😂😂😂

[@canaldoporcovoador8507]

@@jpmtlhead39 escreve em alemão pateta

[@jpmtlhead39]

@@canaldoporcovoador8507 7 - 1 é universal, seu Urso.

[@ninjapurpura1]

@@jpmtlhead39 Sai pra lá, Portugay

[@fieldprogoma7509]

The best Player of the world cup 2002 japan and korea ,,he was phenomenal this man ,,,Germany has great goalkeepers the best ever is Emmanuel Neuer his cadet

[@xacbertdebarbeira_]

And Ziege in that last angle: "Just don't look him in the eyes, keep walking, don't look, you'll be safe."