See the key moments from Germany’s emphatic victory over Scotland in Group A.
Embed from Getty ImagesManuel Neuer overtook Phillip Lahm’s record with his 35th start at a major tournament, making him the outright record holder for most appearances for Germany.
Embed from Getty ImagesFlorian Wirtz scored the first goal of the tournament in the 10th minute with a sweeping finish on the edge of the 18-yard box.
Embed from Getty ImagesJamal Musiala doubled the lead just nine minutes later, he received the ball from Ilkay Gundogan before rifling the ball into the roof of the net.
Embed from Getty ImagesThings continued to get worse for Scotland as Ryan Porteous was shown a red card for a reckless tackle on Gundogan.
Embed from Getty ImagesHavertz made no mistake from the spot, putting his side three ahead going into the break.
Embed from Getty ImagesFullkrug made it four with the goal of the night, his strike reached a top speed of 110km/h before hitting the back of the net.
Embed from Getty ImagesRudiger gave the Scotland fans something to celebrate, he didn’t know a lot about it but conceded an own goal in the final minutes.
Embed from Getty ImagesEmre Can silenced the Scottish supporters once more with the fifth and final goal to cap a superb German display. It was Can’s first ever Germany goal at a major international tournament.
Embed from Getty ImagesJulian Nagelsmann celebrates his first win as manager at a major tournament. He said the thumping victory was a good “first step”.
Written by Isabelle Newnham
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