Germany v Bosnia-Herzegovina: dream football – all the highlights

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Germany ​vs Bosnia-Herzegovina
“Dream⁤ football”: Watch highlights of the 7-0 goal display here

A big night for the German national team. Led‍ by Jamal Musiala, they deal with Bosnia-Herzegovina under siege. Watch ‍all the highlights in the video here.

With fun and greed to record goals⁢ and ⁤win ​the group: The national team delighted its fans with another great football festival in the last ⁣home game of the year and gave Julian ‌Nagelsmann the biggest win so ​far as national coach . Jamal⁤ Musiala as the new header ⁢monster with a lightning strike after only 80 ‌seconds, Tim Kleindienst (23rd minute) ⁣with his first international goal and Kai⁤ Havertz (37th) already scored ⁢in the 7-0 (3-0) victory ‍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) who got Germany’s biggest⁢ victory in the League of⁤ Nations in euphoric football in 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, victory in the group 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. fighting against the European champions in Spain or Portugal ⁤for‌ Cristiano ​Ronaldo. ​Nagelsmann will find out next Friday who will be the last opponent on the way‍ to the finals in June.

However, ⁣the national team does not need to fear ⁤any opponent like this anyway. The Bosnia-Herzegovina A-League league under coach Sergej Barbarez felt merciless. After the lesson in fun football, Nagelsmann ⁢replaced a quartet around Musiala and Wirtz⁣ after almost⁤ 60 minutes ⁣to relax⁤ the game. There ‍was no break in the German game.

First fog, then celebration: goal after 80 seconds

The eleven players sent⁢ on the field by the national coach knew exactly what they⁣ had to do from the first minute. “We are⁢ on⁢ the right track. And they did.

He ⁣must ⁢have ‍at least expected‍ to be able⁤ to celebrate‍ the DFB team’s first goal after less than two minutes. The thick fog in Freiburg, which severely limited visibility when​ we arrived, had almost completely disappeared and the German​ fans in the audience had a clear view of Musiala’s famous early header.

The ball landed at Kimmich ‍over several stops. The ​Bayern professional, who tackled Berti Vogts in his 96th international cap, stepped into the middle for his club-mate in ⁤Munich. And there was no need to ask: Musiala⁣ rose⁤ in the air and brilliantly headed the ball into the goal from eight or nine metres. Only 1:20 minutes were played.

Bosnia-Herzegovina, which suffered⁤ its sixth defeat in its seventh game under⁣ ex-Bundesliga ​professional Barbarez and managed to only draw a game,‌ did not make things easy for the hosts, at least⁣ tactically. The visitors retreated far into their ​own half. Stuttgart attacker Ermedin Demirovic, who replaced captain Edin Dzeko, who had become reliable on the⁣ bench, was ‍almost unable to distinguish himself ​offensively.

Havertz’s first goal from the game since early June

But a ⁤small ⁣Gladbach service. After the Bosnians tried to defend, the ball⁤ landed​ at Robert Andrich. Kleindienst gave his shot​ another change of direction with a small but subtle touch – straight into the goal. After being on a rollercoaster ride at Europa-Park during the week, things only went ⁢downhill for the guests this time. The German team acted too confident, too clear, too confident in their last home appearance, which was intended to further heighten the mood.

And that’s what he did: Havertz ‌three times, ​Musiala once, despite the​ defensive tactics‍ of the visitors, the German team enthusiastically continued to create chances. The fact that goalkeeper Oliver Baumann easily stood‍ up to a shot from Nail Omerovic ​(34th) in one of the few opposition attacks at his old place of work and ‌that he succeeded brilliantly against Holstein Kiel’s Armin Gigovic shortly before half-time⁢ was a​ success over the top with him. German football evening.

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Especially when Havertz also scored. A⁢ wonderful ⁣combination⁢ arose. For Havertz, after three ‍penalties, it‌ was the first⁢ goal from the game in the DFB jersey since June 7 in ⁢the 2-1 European Championship test against Greece. Wirtz didn’t want to lose either and scored ​a few minutes after ⁤the break. Visiting goalkeeper Nikola Vasilj from FC St. Petersburg did not look good. Pauli when the free kick was taken – especially‌ since he‌ had recently conceded another goal from Musiala in‍ the league.

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Matthäus’ verdict: “the ​German team plays dream ‌football”

Wirtz then doubled the score with a shot​ before he and Musiala ⁣replaced him to clap and found a visibly pleased Nagelsmann on the ⁢sidelines. “The German team is playing dream ⁤football today,” encouraged the recorded national player Lothar Matthäus before​ the next goals were scored. In his first international⁤ game since ​leaving the‌ European Championship, Sané was ⁣there just minutes after coming on for Musiala before Kleindienst ⁢scored again.

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What were the standout moments from Germany’s 7-0 victory over ​Bosnia-Herzegovina?

Interview between Time.News Editor and Football‌ Expert on Germany’s Impressive Victory

Editor: Welcome to Time.News! Today, we have the pleasure of chatting ‌with football expert, Dr. Lisa Reinhardt,‌ to discuss the recent⁢ stunning ‌performance of the German national team in their 7-0 victory against Bosnia-Herzegovina. Thank you for joining us, Dr. Reinhardt!

Dr. Reinhardt: Thank you for having me! ‌It’s great to be here.

Editor: The scoreline of 7-0 certainly⁣ speaks for​ itself. What do you think ​was the key‍ factor that led to such a dominant performance from Germany?

Dr. Reinhardt: There were several factors at play,⁣ but the teamwork and chemistry among the players ⁣really stood out. Jamal Musiala’s early header just⁢ after 80 seconds ​set the tone for the match. It boosted the team’s⁤ confidence ⁤and allowed them to control the game right from the start.

Editor: Musiala appears to ⁣be emerging ‌as a crucial player for the team. What can‌ you say ⁣about his performance?

Dr. Reinhardt: Musiala​ was phenomenal! Not only did he score the ‌opening⁢ goal, ⁣but he was also heavily involved in creating chances and ⁣leading the attack. His agility ​and ability to read the game really came into play against‌ a struggling Bosnia-Herzegovina defense. He’s becoming one of Germany’s key figures under Julian‍ Nagelsmann.

Editor: Speaking of ⁢Nagelsmann,‌ this was his biggest win as a national coach so far. How has his approach differed⁣ from previous coaches?

Dr. Reinhardt: Nagelsmann has focused on a more aggressive and dynamic playing style, emphasizing quick transitions and pressure from the front. He encourages ⁣players to express themselves on‌ the field, resulting in a more fluid attacking game, which‌ we saw against Bosnia-Herzegovina. His ability ⁤to adapt tactics quickly during a game also keeps teams guessing.

Editor: The‌ match was played in front of a sold-out crowd at Europa Park Stadium. How do you think the home advantage influenced the game?

Dr. Reinhardt: Home crowds can ‍be incredibly motivating for players. The ⁣atmosphere in​ Freiburg must have been electric, especially after such a strong start. The support from 28,143 enthusiastic fans likely spurred ‌the players on and added to their self-belief.

Editor: After this match, Germany has ensured their top position in the UEFA League group.⁣ What does this mean for their⁣ upcoming games?

Dr. Reinhardt: Securing the top position not only instills confidence in the squad but also provides a significant advantage in the quarter-finals. They⁤ will face ⁢tougher opponents, potentially champions ‍like Spain or Portugal, but the way they’re playing ⁢could see them competing​ strongly against anyone.

Editor: In terms of future fixtures, how do you⁢ assess the ⁣upcoming⁢ match against Hungary?

Dr. Reinhardt: The match against Hungary will be extremely important as they‌ look ‍to maintain momentum. Hungary has shown that they ‍can be competitive, so Germany will need‍ to channel the same energy and focus to ensure ‌they finish their group stages‌ strongly.

Editor: It ⁤sounds like the excitement for German football is building! Before we let you go, could you share your thoughts on Bosnia-Herzegovina’s performance?

Dr. Reinhardt: Unfortunately for them, their tactics didn’t hold up. ‌They set up defensively but couldn’t‌ cope with Germany’s attacking prowess. They lacked‍ creativity and the ability to challenge the⁢ German defense effectively, leading to a rather disheartening outcome. With the right ‌adjustments,⁤ they can improve, but they ⁣need to⁣ learn ‌quickly from this match.

Editor: Thank you for your ⁤insights, Dr. ⁣Reinhardt! It’s sure to be an exciting end to the year for both Germany and their opponents. We appreciate your⁣ time ‌today.

Dr. Reinhardt: Thank‍ you! Always a pleasure to discuss the beautiful game.

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