Germany secured a crucial victory over Luxembourg in their World Cup qualifying match, marking their fourth consecutive win in Group A. Julian Nagelsmann acknowledged that his team struggled initially
to find their rhythm. The breakthrough came in the second half with Nick Woltemade scoring twice, ensuring Germany's triumph at Stade de Luxembourg.
The first half saw Germany facing challenges as Luxembourg created several opportunities. Danel Sinani and Aiman Darderi both came close to scoring for the hosts. Nagelsmann admitted, "In the first half, we didn't get off to a good start. " Despite these early difficulties, Germany managed to keep Luxembourg at bay.
Woltemade's performance was pivotal, as he scored both goals in the second half. His first goal arrived just after the break in the 49th minute, followed by another 20 minutes later. This brace not only secured the win but also highlighted his growing influence on the team.
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Woltemade now boasts three goals in his last two appearances for Germany. Reflecting on the match, he said, "The performance in the first half was not good. " He noted that they improved significantly after halftime, becoming more precise and creating more chances.
Nagelsmann emphasised the importance of securing three points despite a shaky start. "In the end, football is a results sport," he stated. The team's improved control and precision in the second half were key factors in their deserved victory.
Both Nagelsmann and Woltemade agreed that while individual performances matter, securing wins is paramount. Woltemade expressed satisfaction with his contribution but stressed that winning is what truly counts. The victory solidifies Germany's position in Group A as they continue their World Cup qualifying campaign.
