Germany beat Hungary 5-0. And the Netherlands beat Bosnia-Herzegovina 5-2. This also makes the national coach look forward to the showdown in Amsterdam.
After the national football team’s top start in the Nations League, national coach Julian Nagelsmann is looking forward to the showdown with arch-rivals the Netherlands that will follow soon after. “I’m looking forward to it. They also scored five goals. Holland has a very, very good team and a lot of potential when it comes to individual players. I’m excited,” said Nagelsmann after the DFB team’s 5-0 win against Hungary at the start of the Nations League.
The Netherlands started Group 3 of the A League on Saturday evening with a 5:2 win against Bosnia-Herzegovina in Eindhoven after two late goals. The top match will now take place in Amsterdam on Tuesday (8.45 p.m./RTL). Germany and the Netherlands are considered the favorites for first and second place in the group, which would mean a place in the quarter-finals of the Nations League.
In the press conference after the Hungary match in the Düsseldorf stadium, Nagelsmann recalled the 2-1 win against the Dutch in Frankfurt last March. “The game we had in preparation for the European Championship wasn’t quite so easy, I have to say. We’re really looking forward to it,” said Nagelsmann.
Source: Stern
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