Germany beat 7-0 Bosniaas a local, within the framework of the fifth date of Group 3 of Zone A of the League of Nations and qualified for the quarterfinals.
With three wins and only one draw against the Netherlands, Julian Nagelsmann’s German team came into this match as the leader of Group 3 with 10 points, five ahead of the Dutch and Hungary. With a win, the four-time world champions would ensure their qualification for the quarterfinals.
In front were the Bosnians led by Sergej Barbarez who arrived at the Europa-Park Stadion in Freiburg with minimal chances of remaining in Zone A of the European competition. With only one point and four from the Hungarians, Bosnia and Herzegovina had to win and hope that Hungary loses to arrive with a chance of saving the category on the last day.
The German team showed no mercy to the weak Bosnian team and already won two minutes into the game with a goal from Jamal Musiala, the young star of Bayern Munich who has already taken over the number 10 shirt for Julian Nagelsmann’s team.
Germany led 3-0 at halftime thanks to goals from Tim Kleindienst and Kai Havertz, in addition to Musiala’s goal that opened the scoring. If the three goals were already a huge difference for Bosnia and Herzegovina, what would come in the complement would be even worse.
Florian Wirtz began the parade of goals at five and twelve minutes, Leroy Sane continued with the sixth at 21 and Kleindienst himself closed the rout with ten to go, sentencing Germany’s qualification to the quarterfinals and relegation. from Bosnia and Herzegovina to Zone B.
By the same group, Netherlands beat Hungary 4-0 and secured their place in the quarterfinals while the Hungarians will play the tiebreaker for permanence with the second from a group in Zone B.
In other matches, Sweden beat Slovakia 2-1 in Solna with goals from Viktor Gyokeres and Alexander Isak while David Hancko scored for Italian Francesco Calzona.
In addition, Moldova beat Andorra 1-0, Georgia tied 1-1 with Ukraine and Iceland beat Montenegro 2-0. For its part, Azerbaijan drew 0-0 with Estonia, as did Türkiye with Wales and Albania and the Czech Republic.
Source: Ambito
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