Germany Triumphs Over Luxembourg with Woltemade’s Double
Germany secured a convincing victory over Luxembourg in the 2026 World Cup qualifying match, largely thanks to striker Nick Woltemade’s impressive two goals. After a tense first half where Germany struggled to penetrate their opponents’ defense, the breakthrough came shortly after the interval.
Germany Takes Command in Group A
Woltemade opened the scoring just four minutes into the second half, capitalizing on a precise cross from Leroy Sané. The 23-year-old forward doubled the lead with about 20 minutes remaining, courtesy of a well-timed pass from Ridle Baku.
Match Highlights
- Scorers: Nick Woltemade (2 goals)
- Assists: Leroy Sané, Ridle Baku
- Final Score: Germany 2 – 0 Luxembourg
Despite pressure for additional goals, including a blocked effort from Liverpool’s Florian Wirtz, Germany maintained their lead. This victory places Germany at the top of Group A, edging out Slovakia on goal difference. Both teams are poised for a top-two finish, ensuring their advancement, but the race for automatic qualification continues.
Upcoming Challenges
Germany’s final qualifying match against Slovakia is scheduled for Monday, November 17. This clash could be critical in determining the automatic qualification standings for the World Cup.
Woltemade’s stellar performance adds to his growing reputation, following a successful season with six goals for Newcastle. His contributions in this match demonstrate his potential on the international stage, marking him as a key player for the national team moving forward.
