Greece pulled off a historic upset in the UEFA Nations League Group A2, defeating hosts Germany 1‑0 to spoil Jurgen Klopp’s home debut as national coach.
The decisive moment came in the 74th minute, when Dimitris Kourbelis struck the winner, sending Greek fans into jubilation. It was Greece’s first‑ever victory over Germany in 11 attempts, a result that not only rewrote history but also propelled them to the top of the group with six points from two matches.
For Germany, the defeat was a bitter blow. Klopp, who took charge with hopes of revitalizing the team, now finds his side languishing with just one point after two games. The loss raises questions about Germany’s form and their ability to adapt under new leadership.
Meanwhile, Greece’s disciplined performance showcased their resilience and tactical sharpness, proving they are serious contenders in the competition. The win has boosted their confidence and strengthened their bid to progress further in the Nations League.
