Germany Dominates Luxembourg 4-0 in World Cup Qualifiers: A Convincing Victory at Home

Germany secured a comfortable 4-0 victory over Luxembourg in their World Cup qualifying match on October 10, 2025. The win marked a significant step forward for the German team, which had faced pressure after a stuttering start to their campaign, including a recent defeat to Slovakia.

The match saw Germany take an early lead with a 12th-minute free-kick by David Raum, which he expertly bent around the wall and into the near post. This was followed by a penalty conversion by Joshua Kimmich after Luxembourg's Dirk Carlson was dismissed for handball in the 20th minute. Kimmich scored again in the second half, alongside another goal from Serge Gnabry, who capitalized on a fortuitous rebound early in the second half.

The match was largely one-sided, with Germany controlling the tempo and creating numerous scoring opportunities. The hosts accumulated 29 shots, showcasing their dominance over Luxembourg, who played 70 minutes with 10 men. Despite the one-sided nature of the game, the victory was crucial for Germany, moving them to the top of their World Cup qualifying group.

This win comes as a welcome relief for head coach Julian Nagelsmann, who had faced criticism for his recent performances. The victory not only boosts Germany's chances in the qualifiers but also reinstates confidence in the team.