Germany's Rapid Goal Against Italy Stuns UEFA Nations League Quarterfinal

A quick-thinking ball boy and Joshua Kimmich's awareness led to a goal so fast it was missed by live TV, sending Germany to the semifinals.

Germany's second goal in the UEFA Nations League quarterfinal against Italy occurred too quickly for live TV coverage to capture.
The goal was initiated by a ball boy's swift throw to Joshua Kimmich after a save by Italy's goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma.
Kimmich exploited Italy's defensive lapse, passing to Jamal Musiala, who scored into an empty net.
Italian goalkeeper Donnarumma was distracted, arguing with his defenders, when the goal was scored.
German football legend Lothar Matthäus described the goal as unprecedented, highlighting its uniqueness in football history.