Germany set a new Nations League record in their match against Serbia, with the Serbian team’s expected goals (xG) tallying a mere 0.01.
Throughout the entire game, the Balkan side managed only three touches inside the opponent’s penalty area.
Meanwhile, the Germans, who secured the victory, generated twice as many scoring opportunities as they converted, registering an xG of 3.9.
The hosts fired 32 shots towards Petrovic‘s goal, delivered 12 corners, and dominated possession with 74% of the ball during the match.
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