Match Report
Germany went into the game 1st in the table on 14 points; Bosnia and Herzegovina sat 4th on 2 — a 12-point gap. Bosnia and Herzegovina ranked just 45th in the league on five-round form despite their 4th table position. Scoring rates set the scale: Germany 3 scored and 0.67 conceded per game, Bosnia and Herzegovina 0.67 and 2.83, with the league averaging 1.3.
10 games without a win framed Bosnia and Herzegovina's arrival. The five-game form split read 10/15 points for Germany against 1/15 for Bosnia and Herzegovina.
With 73 matches recorded and 2.2 yellow cards per game, V. Fotias was the man in the middle. Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund staged the fixture, a ground that holds 81,365. On the scoreboard, Germany led 3-0 at the break; 4 second-half goals set the final 7-0.
Goal scorers
Germany: Jamal Musiala (2'), Tim Kleindienst (23'), Kai Havertz (37'), Florian Wirtz (57'), Florian Wirtz (50'), Leroy Sané (66'), Tim Kleindienst (79')