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Klopp’s Germany stunned by Greece in Augsburg

Jurgen Klopp's Germany suffered a shocking 1-0 defeat to Greece in an away match of the Nations League on Sunday. The surprise goal came from Greek substitute Dimitris Kourbelis in the 74th minute following a deflected shot. This marked Germany's first-ever loss to Greece, which was the 2004 European champion. Klopp, who was making his home debut as Germany's coach in Augsburg, acknowledged that the lineup, formation, and numerous changes were all his responsibility.

The team dominated the first half, controlling 77% of possession, but failed to create many clear scoring chances. Karim Adeyemi came close with a shot that forced a fine save from Greece's Konstantinos Tzolakis in the 32nd minute, but the Greek goalkeeper had minimal other defensive duties.

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