Klopp celebrates after first DFB win in Munich against Serbia

Jürgen Klopp celebrated in the Allianz Arena in Munich the first win as head coach of the German national team, as Germany beat Serbia 2-0. Particularly stood out Florian Wirtz, whose goal sealed the success and was hailed by many commentators as a key player.

Press reactions to the win

The international press praised the triumph immediately. Sportski zurnal wrote: “Eagles powerless in the Allianz Arena, Germany routinely beats Serbia 2-0.” emphasized that Klopp “had secured his first win” and that Wirtz “was at times almost impossible to stop.”

The Times praised “a strong embrace for Florian Wirtz: his goal secures Jürgen Klopp’s first win with Germany.” Also recalled that after a 1-1 draw against the Netherlands and a 0-1 defeat to Greece the team now displayed an attractive, high‑pressing style that reminded of Klopp’s “Heavy‑Metal‑football.”

Other media highlighted the dominance: called the result “2-0 – Wirtz leads Klopp’s German national team to the first triumph” and described the Serbian team as “pale”. As wrote that Germany had “played a great game” and took the initiative from the start.

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Playing style and tactical implementation

The coverage also emphasized the tactical implementation. reported that in the Allianz Arena the team “convinced with 2-0”, with Bischof and Wirtz delivering the decisive blow, while Juventus player Woltemade missed a big chance.

After weak performances in the previous games the appearance was described as a balm for the German football soul. The press saw it as a sign of more stability and confidence under Klopp.

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Overall the praise for Wirtz and the positive media response underline that the first DFB win under Jürgen Klopp could be an important step for the further Nations League phase.