Four Observations from Germany’s 2-0 victory over Serbia in the UEFA Nations League

Germany's 2-0 victory over Serbia in the UEFA Nations League showcased several key observations. First, the German squad is in desperate need of more specialized players, particularly at the wing, defensive midfield, and full-back positions. Jürgen Klopp has been actively seeking out young talent to fill these roles, with players like Philipp Treu and Derry Scherhant impressing in their debut appearances at the right-back and left winger positions respectively.

Second, the German team's energy and movement on the field have significantly improved under Klopp's management. This is evident in their shot frequency, as they averaged one touch in the penalty box before scoring, indicating a more direct approach to goal. Third, while Germany created multiple chances, their finishing was subpar.

Several players missed easy opportunities, with goalkeeper Djordje Petrović making several crucial saves. Nick Woltemade and Florian Wirtz, in particular, had several chances to score but failed to capitalize. Fourth, midfielder Florian Bischof has been a standout performer, demonstrating exceptional vision, work ethic, and defensive skills.

He created three chances and executed a well-taken goal, while also applying significant pressure on Serbia's defense. Bischof's all-around contributions make him a valuable asset for both Bayern Munich and the German national team.