Brilliant Germany Hammer Italy 5-2
Germany became the first team to score five goals in a game against Italy since 1957 in a Nations League demolition in Monchengladbach. Hansi Flick's side led 5-0 after 69 minutes through Joshua Kimmich, Ilkay Gundogan's penalty, Thomas Muller and a quick-fire Timo Werner double. Wilfried Gnonto, 18, became Italy's youngest ever scorer and Alessandro Bastoni headed in a second. This was Germany's first competitive win against Italy ever. The last time Italy conceded so many goals in a game was 65 years ago when they lost 6-1 to Yugoslavia in the Central European International Cup.