It just must be them, right?
Football has an entertaining approach to raising stories, and two Japan players - who play their club football in Germany - planned to score the objectives that crushed the Europeans 2-1 at the World Cup.
After Saudi Arabia's seismic triumph over Argentina on Tuesday, this was one more gigantic shock in Qatar.
It left Germany's players quietly getting away from Khalifa Worldwide Arena at full-time, and the Japan crew celebrating before their elated following.
"It is a little glimpse of heaven,"
winning goalscorer Takuma Asano told BBC Radio 5 Live. "We realized we could make it happen, we had a fantasy like this.
"We watched the Saudi game and figured we can make it happen - then, at that point, we just did it today."
Captain and previous Southampton protector Maya Yoshida said: "Huge win, monstrous win. Yet, it is as yet extreme to go through. It is totally astounding however, we must be unassuming and exceptionally cautious.
"We present Asia and numerous allies from Asia supporting us today. This is the excellence of football."
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'We are arriving at the worldwide norm'
Japan fans were in fine voice previously, during and after the game.
On the metro to the arena, Japan ally Take let BBC Game know that his side would win 2-1. There wasn't any genuine feeling in his explanation, yet the way that right he was.
Samurai Blue allies were skipping at the Game City stop outside the ground, and it went on inside with the pocket of fans close to an 'Ultra Nippon' banner reciting, singing and banging their drum all through the game.
Germany fans were tremendously dwarfed and deafeningly outsung, their possibly genuine cheer coming when Ilkay Gundogan scored from the punishment spot for a 1-0 half-time lead.
Japan neglected to have a shot on track in the initial period, however scored with two of their three endeavors in the second time span to finish a great circle back.
"It seemed like a home game," one ally from close to Nagoya told BBC Game thereafter. "We showed our actual battling soul."
Japan manager Hajime Moriyasu, who gave an enlivened post-coordinate group talk with his players in a cluster on the pitch, likewise hailed the abilities to engage of his players.
"We are arriving at the worldwide norm,"
he said. "We are showing our capacity from Asian football. They have a magnificent goalkeeper nonetheless, our players were extremely shrewd.
"At the point when we yielded an objective, we proceeded. You must be constant, then you can go. Our group contended energetically. We should be extreme as late as possible and afterward we can snatch this second.
"Perhaps we could show that Japanese players have been moving toward their actual capacities."
Previous Britain striker Chris Sutton said on BBC Radio 5 Live: "What a peculiar World Cup. What an odd game.
"Japan weren't in it in the principal half - Germany were controlling it. Then out of nowhere Japan show they can play. Then Asano with a splendid completion, he lifts the ball into the top of the net past Manuel Neuer.
"Japan waited and this gathering is truly intriguing. Japan have left their imprint now and the Germans have work to do. This gathering presently is totally open."
Previous Germany director and striker Jurgen Klinsmann told BBC Game: "For Germany, this is extremely, disturbing. Furthermore, clearly, you are in a gathering with Spain, which makes it considerably trickier. So there is a gamble not to escape the gathering. What's more, I simply think it wasn't important to arrive at that point.
"They were essentially cruising yet Germany were never fit for getting into a higher stuff, according to a beat perspective, a passing perspective, it was excessively sluggish, it was excessively lazy and it got them in the final part and Japan moved their degree of hostility and chomp and liveliness, they tracked down a way back into the game and merited the success. "
'A memorable second'
Five of Japan's beginning XI play in Germany, as well as Ritsu Doan of Freiburg and Bochum's Asano, who both fell off the seat to score their objectives.
There might be an abnormal trade assuming their nation progress to the last 16 and send the four-time champions home at the primary obstacle for the second sequential World Cup.
It should be different for Germany this time.
Unloaded out of the gathering stage at the World Cup in 2018, dazed by one more Asian resistance in South Korea on that event, this was a shot at reclamation for Hansi Flick and his men.
Be that as it may, Japan absorbed the strain and had quite recently 26% of ownership, to hand Germany their first loss in quite a while in the wake of scoring the initial objective in World Cup matches, extending back to 1994.
Moriyasu added: "I accept it is a noteworthy second and a triumph no doubt. Assuming that I'm contemplating the advancement of Japanese football, we are developing and players are traveling to another country.
"We accept those associations have added to the capacity of our Japanese players, so we are extremely thankful and deferential to that. However, regardless of the rival, we go for the success.
"Numerous German individuals thus numerous splendid players and mentors have contributed and helped us in Japanese football. Today Japan won. Notwithstanding, Japan needs to keep gaining from Germany and the world to play. That is our future thought."
With a heavyweight conflict up next against Spain and adjusting against Costa Rica, Germany have quite recently a 37% possibility coming to the following round, as per analysts Opta.
The outcome likewise implied Germany lost a game in the wake of driving at half-time On the planet Cup interestingly since June 1978.
A downbeat Flick said: "obviously know with this loss and zero focuses we are feeling the squeeze. There is no doubt about that.
"We can fault ourselves. We need to ensure we can emerge from this and be bold and definitive."
