The German national team achieved an important victory over their Serbian counterpart with a score of 3-1, in the match that brought them together within the fifth round of the group stage of the UEFA Nations League. The Mannschaft secured three valuable points after a match that witnessed four goals and two red cards for the Serbian national team.
The start of the encounter was exciting, after the German national team took an early lead in the third minute with an own goal scored by the Serbian player, Srdjan Babic, in his own net. Florian Wirtz then extended the hosts' lead by scoring the second goal in the 14th minute, ending the first half with the German national team leading by two goals to nil.
At the start of the second half, the German national team continued their dominance, as Brajan Gruda managed to score the third goal in the 50th minute, after a decisive assist from Joshua Kimmich, putting his team in a comfortable position. Srdjan Babic then reduced the deficit for Serbia in the 57th minute, making up for his mistake in the first goal.
The final minutes witnessed great tension, after the referee showed a red card to Vanya Dragović in the 76th minute, before Andrija Živković received the second red card in the 89th minute, leaving the Serbian national team to finish the match with nine players, according to the details shown in the match record.
With this victory, the German national team achieves an important away win in Belgrade, within Group B of League A, to strengthen their hopes of competing for qualification to the quarter-finals of the UEFA Nations League.