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Nations League: Germany set up Netherlands clash after beating Serbia

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Nations League: Germany set up Netherlands clash after beating Serbia
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY

Florian Wirtz on target in Germany’s 3-1 win in Serbia Tijjani Reijnders hat-trick as Netherlands hammer Greece Germany cruised to a 3-1 win against Serbia in Belgrade on Friday, setting up a crunch encounter with the Netherlands in Berlin on Monday to decide who tops Group A2. In teeming rain in an almost empty stadium, the Germans forced Serbia’s Srdan Babic into an early own goal with Florian Wirtz and debutant Brajan Gruda also scoring. Continue reading...

Key Takeaways

  • Nations League: Germany set up Netherlands clash after beating Serbia.
  • In teeming rain in an almost empty stadium, the Germans forced Serbia’s Srdan Babic into an early own goal with Florian Wirtz and debutant Brajan Gruda also scoring.

Florian Wirtz on target in Germany’s 3-1 win in SerbiaTijjani Reijnders hat-trick as Netherlands hammer GreeceGermany cruised to a 3-1 win against Serbia in Belgrade on Friday, setting up a crunch encounter with the Netherlands in Berlin on Monday to decide who tops Group A2.In teeming rain in an almost empty stadium, the Germans forced Serbia’s Srdan Babic into an early own goal with Florian Wirtz and debutant Brajan Gruda also scoring. Continue reading...

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