UEFA Nations League Football: Germany comprehensive victory against Italy and England camp in turmoil

Joshua Kimmich in the 10th minute, İlkay Gundogan just before half-time, Thomas Muller in the 51st minute and Timo Werner in the 68th and 69th minute were the goalscorers for Germany. In contrast, Wilfried Gnonto in the 78th minute and Alessandro Bastoni in the fourth minute of the extended time scored for Italy.

Germany started aggressively as Joshua Kimmich opened the scoring for the home side just 10 minutes into the game, while İlkay Gündoğan doubled the lead with a penalty flick just before the half-time. 

The German squad maintained their momentum in the second half, and Thomas Muller scored five minutes into the second half to make it 3-0. Germany wasn't done yet as their attackers were constantly on an offensive. Timo Werner further increased the lead for the home side with two goals in two minutes.

Wilfried Gnonto opened the scoring for the Italian side when a save made by German goalkeeper Manuel Neuer landed on his feet. The 18-year-old Italian teenager made no mistake and fired the ball into the net with a close-range shot to record his first international goal. Alessandro Baston added another consolation goal for Italy in the fourth minute of the extended time with a far-post header.

In a post-match interview, Italian goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma said, "We are angry. There are no excuses tonight. We have to look each other in the eyes and start again to show that this is not the real Italy. We lacked everything tonight.

The German national team marked their first competitive win against Italy with an excellent 5-2 win at home. The victory ended the run of four back-to-back draws for the German side and helped them move to the second spot in the group A3 in the third edition of the UEFA Nation's League.

England was humiliated by Hungary after a four-goal thrashing. Southgate under spotlight

Hungary won against England 4-0 in a UEFA Nations League match at Molineux Stadium in Wolverhampton, United Kingdom, on June 15.

It was a night of humiliation for Euro 2020 finalists England as they suffered a 4-0 thrashing at the hand of visitors. In contrast, it was a memorable night for the Hungarian squad, who recorded their first away victory against England since 1953.

England controlled the ball in the opening half of the match. However, Hungary opened the scoring and took the lead with a free kick taken by Roland Sallai. The English attackers tried hard to equalize but failed to get past the Hungarian defence, while Reece James headed off a shot by Hungary to deny them another goal.

In the second set, Roland Sallai slotted the ball into the net again to double Hungary's lead. The goal shook the English defence, and things went from bad to worse as they lost their footing. Zsolt Nagy scored in the 80th minute to further increase the lead for Hungary. Dániel Gazdag added another with just one minute left on the clock to secure a 4-0 victory for the visitors.

After the loss, the head coach of England, Gareth Southgate, said, "We can't concede a goal after 30 seconds of the game. It's our mistake. We lacked aggression. We would have preferred to stay top of the group, but I have always said that the decisive match will be against Spain.