Report, resulting from goals as Dine Managen returns

Germany wore from Embarrass their defeat for Slovakia To demand a 3-1 victory over Northern Ireland in the World Cup qualifiers.

Die Mannschaft began a nightmare for their group A, as it fell to the first ever defeat in the World Cup qualifiers, and lost 2-0 in Bratislava on Thursday.

It seemed as if it would be another frustrating night for Germany after Price Isaac was canceled in the opening match of Serge Ghanabri.

But alternative Nadim Amiri regained Germany’s advance in the 69th minute a moment before Florian Witrez, who was criticized in the wake of the Slovenian loss, confirm the points in Cologne.

Germany against Northern Ireland

After making five changes on the side that suffered from a historic defeat, Julian Nagilsmann saw his team began a quick start while Nick and Limid was his last performance against Slovakia, he won the ball in the midfield and played via Ganabri, who scored the ball over Billy Peacock.

Despite the control of possession, Germany has struggled to build on this opening goal and struggled to catch the pressure on Northern Ireland and began to cause problems.

Visitors found their reward in the 34th minute, as a result of a great shot from the Josh Devenny angle to restore parity.

Nagelsmann threw Amiri and Maximilian Beier instead of Woltemade and Gnabry shortly an hour later, and the changes eventually paid profits after a concerted talisman of Germany’s pressure.

David Rom was rejected by the peacock, a voltage in the edge of the area before heading and Demar Anton.

PEACOCK-FARRRELL produced Wartz’s frustration championships after a stunning left cross from Joshua Kimmeich, but Northern Ireland’s resistance was broken when the RAUM ball was deceived by their goalkeeper, which allowed Amiri to benefit from an empty network.

Three minutes later, Wirtz produced an answer to his critics, as the game settled with a wonderful free -range free kick that fell under the tape and beyond the peacock.

The late Slovakia, who scored a winner in the 90th minute against Luxembourg, was three points after the first qualifiers, Germany still has a lot of work.

Few will be convinced of their performance against Northern Ireland, but for Nagilsman, victory must at least suppress some anxiety before the qualifiers next month. Germany will host Luxembourg before a trip to Belfast when it will definitely be a reverse test.