England vs Germany June 30 0 CCTV5 <b>Wembley Stadium, London, UK</b> At 0:00 Beijing time on June 30, the much-anticipated European Cup Anglo-German war is about to start, who can become the next team to enter the top 8? An elephant at the Hamburg Zoo in Germany has predicted that germany will defeat England.
Elephant Yashoda predicts Germany's victory over England in the quarter-finals of the European Championship according to IC photo
Yashoda, a 42-year-old elephant, had previously successfully predicted that Germany would lose to France in the first match of the World Cup, then beat Portugal in the second match and then draw with Hungary in the group stage. The record in three consecutive games is also very amazing.
A spokeswoman for hamburg zoo said Yoshada would predict the outcome of all matches for the German national team during the European Championships. The day before the match starts, Yashoda will use its proboscis to take the winning team's flag from a silver box to predict the outcome of the match. The flag it grabs represents the country that wins the game. Germany will face England in the quarter-finals, and the battle is imminent, at the Hamburg Zoo, Yoshada drew the German flag from the wicker basket instead of England's, and many German fans who came to see her were very happy.
Zookeeper Michael Schmidt said happily, "I think we can all accept this result." ”
Big soccer events often attract animals with prophetic effects, and their success varies. The most successful to date has been the late Octopus Paul, who accurately predicted all seven of Germany's matches at the 2010 World Cup.
At the time, Paul's prediction that Spain would beat Germany in the semi-finals drew the ire of many Germans, who called for it to be eaten after the match...
Can The Elephant Yoshada continue the god prediction of the previous group stage and become the next "Paul"? Let's wait and see.
Red Star News reporter Hu Minjuan intern Chen Linyan
Edited by Ou Peng
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