In defense, the center-back pairing is Antonio Rüdiger (Real Madrid) and Niklas Süle (Borussia Dortmund) with RB Leipzig’s David Raum and Gladbach’s Jonas Hofmann as fullbacks. It’s an ultra attacking configuration to break down the Hungarian defense! Joshua Kimmich is joined by Manchester City’s İlkay Gündoğan in midfield, and in attack, there’s no rest for Thomas Müller, who captains the side today.

Kimmich latches on to the rebound from distance and it’s a good effort, but no dice. 85’ — A final roll of the dice from Hansi Flick as Lukas Nmecha comes on for Thomas Müller. Will a box striker do the trick? Germany nearly concede again immediately, but ter Stegen is strong to the test. 77’ — Chance! Musiala squirts the ball from a tight space out to Raum, teeing him up for an excellent cross. Gulácsi barely palms it out of Havertz’s way, but the shot comes back from range — and Gulácsi, despite being unsighted by his own defender, palms it away. 73’ — Germany chance! Rüdiger finds Kai Havertz all alone in the box and sends a long bomb that reaches him, no offside. Havertz has no support, however, and is forced to play it back out.

Germany 0 - 1 Hungary: Initial reactions and observationsGermany take on Hungary in the UEFA Nations League tune-up for the 2022 Men’s World Cup in Qatar. Catch the Vix live stream in the US or find how to watch in your country, and follow along with us in the live blog and comments below! Initial thoughts and observations: A tale of two halves. Germany looked utterly hapless in the first, but came to life in the second. Péter Gulácsi was forced into a number of impressive interventions.

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