This almost went unnoticed on Friday evening: Against Luxembourg, the German national team under Julian Nagelsmann set a new record.
The national coach has now overseen 28 international matches, with a record of 16 wins, six draws, and six defeats. Yet, in the good two years under his leadership, there was one milestone that hadn’t been reached until now: four wins in a row.
This small but significant achievement has now been accomplished. The hard-fought 2-0 victory over football minnows Luxembourg marks the first real winning streak of the Nagelsmann era.
For comparison, his predecessors Hansi Flick and Joachim Löw needed only a few weeks to reach this mark—both coaches won their first four games consecutively!
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