Florian Wirtz produced another moment of quality for Germany, scoring against Serbia in the Nations League to extend the visitors’ early advantage in Belgrade.
The Liverpool midfielder struck in the 14th minute at the Rajko Mitić Stadium, making it 2-0 after Germany had taken the lead through an own goal by Serbia defender Srdjan Babić in the third minute.
ADVERTISEMENTBabić turned the ball into his own net following a corner involving Kai Havertz’s header.Wirtz’s goal showcased his composure and technical ability.
After a missed attempt by Havertz, the ball fell to Wirtz around the penalty area.He controlled it before lifting a finish over the advancing goalkeeper, then applied a second touch to guide the ball into the net.
The goal was checked by VAR before it was allowed to stand, giving Germany a two-goal cushion so early on.The strike continued Wirtz’s recent contributions for Jürgen Klopp’s Germany side.
ADVERTISEMENTHe had already scored and played a significant role in their 2-0 home victory over Serbia in October, underlining his influence in the national team’s attack.His latest international display also comes after a breakthrough at club level.
Wirtz ended his wait for a Premier League goal this season on November 8, scoring in Liverpool’s 3-1 away win against Crystal Palace.
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