Germany still in hunt after win over Serbia
Germany remains in the hunt for a place in the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals after beating nine-man Serbia 3-1.
Jurgen Klopp's team went into its latest contest at Stadion Rajko Mitic with only one win under its belt, coming in the reverse fixture.
Yet with Greece on the end of a 7-0 hammering by Netherlands in the other Group A2 fixture, Germany has hopes of making it to the knockout stage.
It hit the front inside three minutes, and never really looked back.
Maximilian Mittelstadt delivered an out-swinging corner, and Kai Havertz's header was inadvertently turned home by Srdjan Babic.
Florian Wirtz scrambled home to double the lead 11 minutes later, with Germany in complete control for the rest of the first half.
The result was put beyond all doubt in the 50th minute, as Brajan Gruda went on a mazy run before drilling a crisp finish beyond Vanja Milinkovic-Savic.
Babic's effort gave Serbia some hope, and after Joshua Kimmich had a goal disallowed and Derry Scherhant hit the woodwork at the other end, Aleksandar Mitrovic squandered a golden chance when he failed to beat Marc-Andre ter Stegen with a close-range header.
But Serbia's hopes of a comeback were extinguished when substitute Vanja Dragojevic received his marching orders for a late lunge on Kimmich 76 minutes in.
Serbia's misery was compounded in the 89th minute as Andrija Zivkovic saw red for foul and abusive language.






























