Greece stun Germany as Klopp got first loss

Greece earned their first-ever win against Germany with a shock 1‑0 triumph in Augsburg, leaving Jürgen Klopp without a victory in his opening two matches as national team coach. After conceding late against the Netherlands in his debut, Klopp sought a response, but Germany began sluggishly despite five changes. Debutant Bambase Conte went close early, while Karim Adeyemi twice threatened before halftime, yet the hosts failed to convert their dominance.

Germany continued to control possession after the break but again lacked cutting edge, allowing Greece to grow in confidence. Christos Tzolis broke dangerously on the counter in the 73rd minute, and moments later his run and cutback deflected to Dimitrios Kourbelis, whose shot struck Joshua Kimmich and wrong‑footed Alexander Nübel.

Germany produced little in response, extending their winless run to four games ahead of facing Serbia. Greece, meanwhile, top Group A2 after back‑to‑back victories and end a streak of four straight defeats to Germany.