In the first game at the European Football Championship Germany outclassed Scotland in Munich and won 5:1 (3:0) in the exhibition game.
From the first minute, the "Panthers" started aggressively towards the opponent's goal and crowned their strong initiative already in the 11th minute, when Florian Wirtz beat Angus Gunn with a shot from the edge of the penalty area, who could have intervened better.
Eight minutes later it was already 2:0 for Germany, and the goal was scored by Jamal Musiala, after an extraordinary pass by Kai Havertz.
In the 25th minute, a penalty was awarded to Germany, but it was canceled after the intervention of the VAR room, because it was determined that the offense was outside the penalty area.
If there was no penalty then, in the 44th minute it was again after a warning from the VAR room, and it is completely unbelievable that the referee did not notice the dangerous start of Ryan Porteus on Ilkay Gundogan. After watching the video, the Scotland representative was shown a red card, and Havertz scored the penalty.
The game was decided then, so the Germans slowed down a bit in the second half, but in the 68th minute they scored the fourth goal, and the scorer was Niklas Filkrug, who eight minutes later once again beat the opposing goalkeeper, but it turned out that was offside.
When least expected, the Scots managed to get an honorable goal in the 87th minute thanks to luck, as the ball hit the head of Antonio Ridiger and ended up in the net.
The final result was set by Emre Can with a precise long-range shot in the third minute of stoppage time.
In the second game of the first round in group A tomorrow, Hungary will meet Switzerland.