Florian Wirtz and Tim Kleindienst each scored two goals to achieve the goal Germany A landslide 7-0 victory over Bosnia And Herzegovina on Saturday and won the top spot in the third group in the first level with a championship European Nations League Football, regardless of the results of the last sixth round of group matches.
And he looks forward German national team To consolidate his position at the international level again before the 2026 World Cup.
“We did not suffer any injuries during the match, and the counter-pressure from our side was very good,” Germany coach Julian Nagelsmann said after the team’s biggest win since he took office last year. “We wanted to possess the ball and then pass it quickly forward, move quickly up the field and make runs, which is not what we did.” We do it a lot at the European Championship (in June) and we did it well.”
Germany, which had already secured qualification to the quarter-finals, which will be held next year, advanced with the aim of its brilliant record. Jamal Musiala From a header after only 90 seconds from the start.
Musiala, the attacking midfielder at Bayern Munich, scored for the third consecutive match at the club and national team levels.
It then strengthened its lead when striker Kleindienst scored his first goal for the national team in the 23rd minute, taking advantage of a ball shot by Robert Andrich and directing it into the net.
Kai Havertz wasted two chances before he finally succeeded in scoring in the 37th minute after a quick exchange of the ball with Wirtz, who added the fourth goal for Germany five minutes after the start of the second half following a free kick that confused Bosnian goalkeeper Nikola Vasiliy.
In light of the confusion in the Bosnian defense and the inability to deal with the speed of its opponents, the German team did not show any retreat and continued its offensive pressure.
Wirtz scored his second goal in the match in the 57th minute, then substitute Leroy Sane added the sixth goal for Germany nine minutes later.
Germany concluded the scoring with the seventh goal in the 79th minute, scored by Kleindienst.
The German national team heads to Budapest to face Hungary on Tuesday in its last match in the group stage, and has raised its score to 13 points at the top, five points ahead of the Netherlands, which is in second place.
Comfortable victory for the Netherlands over Hungary
achieved Holland A comfortable 4-0 win over Hungary thanks to two penalty kicks in the first half and two wonderful touches after the break to secure a place in the quarter-finals of the European Nations League.
Vaught Vikhorst and Cody Jacobo scored from the penalty spot, while Denzel Dumfries and the returning Ton Koopmeiners scored twice in the second half.
The match, which was held at the Johan Cruyff Stadium, was stopped after seven minutes when Hungary’s assistant coach Adam Szalai suffered what appeared to be a seizure in the technical area, and his feet appeared to kick while he was lying on the ground, and the technical staff and substitutes quickly surrounded him.
This led to the match being stopped for 13 minutes while he was receiving treatment, and the Hungarian national team decided, after deliberations on the field, to resume play.
However, as soon as the match resumed, the referee awarded a penalty kick in favor of the Netherlands after referring to the video assistant referee (VAR) technique following a handball by Tamas Nekcher inside the area during an attempt to clear a cross played by Jakopo in the last game before the stoppage.
Vikhorst scored the first goal before the Netherlands got a second penalty kick in stoppage time of the first half when Jolt Nagy blocked Donyiel Mallen and Jacobo succeeded in scoring.
A goalkeeper saved Hungary He brilliantly created several chances in the first half, most notably a header from Tiani Reynders that seemed to be on its way to the goal, so the score remained 2-0.
But he was unable to deal with a direct shot from Dumfries in the 64th minute.
The Dutch national team’s performance seemed smoother with the return of influential midfielder Frenkie de Jong to the team after a 13-month absence due to an ankle injury, which resulted in him missing this year’s European Championship.
Kopmeiners also returned to the national team for the first time since suffering a groin injury before the European Championship, and succeeded in scoring with a perfect header in the 85th minute.
