The German national team achieved a deserved victory over their Serbian counterparts by two goals to nil, in the match that brought them together on Thursday evening as part of the European Nations League competitions.
The German national team ended the first half with a one-goal lead, after Tom Bischof opened the scoring in the 39th minute, taking advantage of the home team's superiority and their clear control over the course of play.
In the second half, the German national team continued their pressure in search of increasing their lead, which was achieved through Florian Wirtz, who added the second goal in the 61st minute, giving his country a comfortable advantage. Reports confirm that Germany continued their dominance until the final minutes of the match.
Match statistics showed a significant superiority for the German national team, which had 74% possession of the ball compared to Serbia's 26%. They also had 32 shots on their opponent's goal compared to only one shot for the Serbian team. The two teams committed 10 and 11 fouls respectively, with each team being caught offside once.
The victory gave Germany an important boost in their European Nations League campaign, after they entered the match looking to compensate for their previous results in the group, while Serbia continued their struggles after their second consecutive loss. The match was held at the Allianz Arena in Munich as part of the group stage competitions.