Germany with fun and greed to record goals and win the group

A gala evening for the German national team. Led by Jamal Musiala, they deal with an overwhelmed Bosnia-Herzegovina. National coach Julian Nagelsmann celebrates a record.

The German national team thrilled their fans with another fantastic football festival in the last home game of the year and gave Julian Nagelsmann his biggest win to date as national coach.

Jamal Musiala as the new header monster with a lightning strike after just 80 seconds, Tim Kleindienst (23rd minute) with his first international goal and Kai Havertz (37th) already scored in the 7-0 (3-0) win against Bosnia-Herzegovina in the first half for clear conditions.

Florian Wirtz (50th and 57th) with a brace, Leroy Sané (67th) and again Kleindienst (79th) made the biggest German victory in the Nations League in a euphoric football in the sold-out Europa Park Stadium in Freiburg with 28,143 spectators -Evening perfect. The last time Germany won higher was three years ago under Hansi Flick when they beat Liechtenstein 9-0.

Even before the trip to Budapest for the final group game against Hungary on Tuesday, the group victory in the UEFA competition that Nagelsmann had declared as a goal was confidently completed. The positive effect of first place: In the quarter-finals in March, captain Joshua Kimmich and Co. are spared knockout duels against European champions Spain or Portugal for Cristiano Ronaldo. Nagelsmann will find out next Friday who the last opponent will be on the way to the finals in June.

However, the national team doesn’t have to fear any opponents in this form anyway. The overwhelmed A-League relegated Bosnia-Herzegovina under coach Sergej Barbarez felt this mercilessly. After the lesson in fun football, Nagelsmann replaced a quartet around Musiala and Wirtz after almost 60 minutes to rest the game. There was no break in the German game. (dpa)