Wirtz Scores Germany’s Fastest-ever Goal in 2-0 Win Over France

Florian Wirtz scored the quickest goal in Germany’s history after just seven seconds, breaking the previous record held by Lukas Podolski. This remarkable start set the tone for an exciting encounter that saw Germany secure a surprise 2-0 victory over France.

Both teams showcased their attacking abilities, with Germany dominating the opening minutes and France gradually finding their rhythm as the match progressed.

Kylian Mbappe, the talismanic captain of Les Bleus, had his moments but was unable to find the back of the net despite some promising opportunities.

Kai Havertz doubled Germany’s lead early in the second half, tapping home a well-worked cut-back from Jamal Musiala. The German team displayed control and composure throughout the match, with goalkeeper Marc-Andre ter Stegen making crucial saves to deny the French team any chance of a comeback.

Debutants Maximilian Mittelstadt and_ Deniz Undav also had their moments, with Mittelstadt coming close to scoring his maiden international goal, only to be denied by a brilliant save from the French goalkeeper Brice Samba. The match ended with Germany securing their second consecutive win over France, providing a timely boost for Julian Nagelsmann’s team ahead of the upcoming UEFA European on home soil.