Luxembourg – Germany secured a vital away victory against Luxembourg on Friday, winning 2-0 in their Group A World Cup 2026 qualifying match. The win strengthens Germany’s position at the top of the group.
Niclas Füllkrug was the hero of the hour, scoring both goals for the Mannschaft. His first came in the 49th minute, breaking the deadlock and setting the stage for a dominant second-half performance. Füllkrug then sealed the victory with his second goal in the 69th minute, ensuring Germany claimed all three points.
In the group’s other fixture, Slovakia edged out Northern Ireland with a 1-0 victory. This result further intensifies the competition at the top of Group A.
Following these matches, Germany maintains its lead in the group standings with 12 points. They are level on points with Slovakia, but Germany’s superior goal difference keeps them in first place. Northern Ireland currently sit in third with 6 points, while Luxembourg are at the bottom of the group with zero points.
Germany’s performance in Luxembourg demonstrates their determination to secure a spot in the upcoming World Cup. With Füllkrug in fine form, the team looks well-positioned to continue their winning streak and achieve their qualification goals. The competition within Group A remains fierce, and Germany will need to maintain their focus and momentum to stay ahead.
The next round of qualifying matches promises to be crucial as teams battle for valuable points on the road to the World Cup.
