Goal! Germany 7, Bosnia and Herzegovina 0. Tim Kleindienst (Germany) left footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Antonio Rüdiger with a through ball. Attempt missed.

Germany thrashed Bosnia-Herzegovina 7-0 on Friday to secure the top position in their Nations League group. The win in Freiburg means the Netherlands cannot reach Germany any more even with one game left in the group stage.

Germany's seven-goal thumping also marked a new record loss for the Golden Lilies, whose previous heaviest defeats were 5-0 against Argentina in 1998 and Portugal in 2023. Germany hit the front foot inside the opening 80 seconds!

Germany produced an all-dominant performance in a 7-0 victory against Bosnia and Herzegovina which, in turn, saw them retain their lead - eight points ahead of the Netherlands - at the summit of Nations League A, Group 3.

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Arsenal forward Kai Havertz is among the goalscorers as Germany thrash Bosnia-Herzegovina to claim a record Nations League victory and win Group A3.

FREIBURG, Germany (Reuters) -Germany dismantled visitors Bosnia and Herzegovina 7-0 on Saturday with a statement win and two goals apiece from Florian Wirtz and Tim Kleindienst to secure top spot in their Nations League group A3 with a game to spare.

Germany clinched first place in Group 3A of the UEFA Nations League by demolishing Bosnia and Herzegovina, 7-0. Six different Germany players contributed to the three first half goals and then Florian Wirtz delivered a second half brace.