off-target. The CIS were limited to one chance to score, when Igor Dobrovolski's high cross bounced off the top of Germany's crossbar. Midway through the second half, Stefan Reuter fouled Dobrovolski who scored the resulting penalty to give the CIS a 1–0 lead. Germany then saw off-target attempts from Häßler, Karl-Heinz Riedle and Buchwald but one minute into stoppage time, Thomas Doll won a free kick after being pushed over by Dmitri Kuznetsov. Häßler's strike passed over Jürgen Klinsmann, who ducked, and past the CIS goalkeeper Dmitri Kharine to secure a 1–1 draw. Germany's second game was against Scotland at the Idrottsparken in Norrköping on 15 June 1992. The early chances to score fell to Scotland: Richard Gough's whose header was tipped over the crossbar by Germany goalkeeper Bodo Illgner, who then saved the ball at the feet of Brian McClair before Gary McAllister's volley from the resulting corner was wide. Davie McPherson then struck McAllister's free kick off-target before Klinsmann's header hit Scotland goalkeeper Andy Goram's shins. In the 30th minute, Germany took the lead when Riedle struck the ball through Klinsmann's legs and past an unsighted Gorman. A minute into the second half Germany doubled their lead when a cross from Stefan Effenberg took a large deflection off Maurice Malpas and looped high in the air and into the Scotland goal. Both sides had several chances to score throughout the second half, with Andreas Möller and Häßler striking the ball against the Scotland goal frame and Illgner making saves against Ally McCoist and Paul McStay, and the match ended 2–0. In their final group match, Germany played against the Netherlands at Nya Ullevi in Gothenburg on 18 June 1992. In the third minute, Jürgen Kohler fouled van Basten out from the Germany goal to concede a free kick which Ronald Koeman struck into the penalty area. Rijkaard out-jumped Effenberg and headed the ball into the Germany goal with Illgner stationary to give the Netherlands a 1–0. Häßler's shot was then saved by van Breukelen before the Netherlands doubled their advantage after Witschge's low shot from a Koeman free kick passed through a gap in the defensive wall and into the net. Further chances to score fell to the Netherlands including van Basten hitting the Germany crossbar, and Illgner making saves against both Ruud Gullit and Rijkaard. Eight minutes into the second half, Klinsmann rose above de Boer to