An important correction rides below David Waldstein’s story about Monday’s Germany-Portugal World Cup match:
An earlier version of this article misstated the last time Germany won the World Cup. It was 1990, not 1090.
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NYT corrects: It hasn’t been 924 years since Germany won the World Cup
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