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Serbia 1-3 Germany: Florian Wirtz scores to help Jurgen Klopp earn second win
Florian Wirtz scored his 13th international goal to help Germany to victory
Liverpool's Florian Wirtz scored as Germany beat nine-man Serbia in the Nations League to seal Jurgen Klopp's second victory as manager.
Serbia's Srdjan Babic scored an early own goal when he accidentally turned the ball into his own net, before Wirtz doubled Germany's lead in the 14th minute.
He clipped the ball over keeper Vanja Milinkovic-Savic, who got a touch, before bundling the ball in to make sure it crossed the line.
The goal of the game though was undoubtedly debutant Brajan Gruda's strike.
The Brighton midfielder, on loan at RB Leipzig, ran from his own half before lashing the ball in from just outside the box.
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Nations League: Germany set up Netherlands clash after beating Serbia
Florian Wirtz on target in Germany’s 3-1 win in Serbia
Germany cruised to a 3-1 win against Serbia in Belgrade on Friday, setting up a crucial encounter with the Netherlands in Berlin on Monday to decide who tops Group A2. In teeming rain in an almost empty stadium, Germany forced Serbia’s Srdan Babic into an early own goal with Florian Wirtz and debutant Brajan Gruda also scoring.
Babic made up for his blunder with a second-half goal, while Serbia finished with nine men after substitutes Vanja Dragojevic and Andrija Zivkovic were sent off late on.
Germany have now won twice, drawn twice and lost once in five games under Jürgen Klopp, who was optimistic the side were beginning to take shape under his tutelage. “We played a truly fantastic game. We need to get a bit more used to the fact that we’re genuinely good – and capable of being very, very good,” he told RTL. “Our counter-pressing was superb and the intensity was top-notch.
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