Germany clinched first place in Group 3A of the UEFA Nations League by demolishing Bosnia and Herzegovina, 7-0. Six different Germany players contributed to the three first half goals and then Florian Wirtz delivered a second half brace.

Netherlands became the sixth team to book their place in the UEFA Nations League quarter-finals after beating Hungary.

Germany guaranteed a top-spot finish in the UEFA Nations League (UNL) Group A3 in considerable style with a competition-record 7-0 win over Bosnia and Herzegovina, who were duly relegated from the competition following the worst defeat in their history.

Germany toppled Bosnia and Herzegovina 7-0 in League A Group 3 of the UEFA Nations League on Saturday to seal the top spot. Jamal Musiala opened the scoring in the second minute at Europa-Park Stadion.

Florian Wirtz and Tim Kleindienst scored two goals each as the Germans posted their fourth win and maintained a five-point lead over the Netherlands in second place

FREIBURG, Germany (Reuters) -Germany dismantled visitors Bosnia and Herzegovina 7-0 on Saturday with a statement win and two goals apiece from Florian Wirtz and Tim Kleindienst to secure top spot in their Nations League group A3 with a game to spare.

Th Nations League continued tonight, with several interesting clashes taking place across Europe in both League A and League B.Netherlands seal spot in last eight with win Scorers: Weghorst (pen)

Both Germany and Netherlands proved why they ramin European football heavyweight with dominating wins over Bonsia and Hungary respectively.

Germany thrashed Bosnia-Herzegovina 7-0 on Friday to secure the top position in their Nations League group. The win in Freiburg means the Netherlands cannot reach Germany any more even with one game left in the group stage.

Netherlands outclassed Hungary with a 4-0 victory in their winner-takes-all Nations League encounter on Saturday while Germany hammered Bosnia and Hercegovina 7-0.- 'Good fun' - Germany cemented their spot at the top of the group with a 7-0 win over Bosnia -- the heaviest in the six-year history of the Nations League.