Getty Images After 120 minutes of the most calculated game of Euro 2016, Germany and Italy settled things with the most random, uncalculated ending. A quarterfinal between Germany and Italy at Euro 2016 does not just mean a match between two giants that would be expected in a later round. It is a match that is all about the two tacticians coaching the teams: Joachim Löw and Antonio Conte, respectively. As the two teams met in Bordeaux, the match started as expected, with the two coaches staying true to their smart reputations. Conte stuck to three-man defense that made Italy surprise quarterfinalists despite bringing a squad many considered to be one of their worst in recent memory. Löw prepared appropriately for the Italians, setting his team up in a defensive style. Julian Draxler, who was the team's star in their Round of 16 match against Slovakia, was replaced by defender Benedikt Höwedes in an attempt to keep out the Italian attack. Germany were dealt a...
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