Hello and welcome in to the latest edition of ESPNFC,

Kay Murray, Casey Keller, Alejandro Moreno and Shackah Hisloff here in the studio,

continuing with World Cup qualifying talk and more teams booking their spot to the World Cup next summer.

One of them being Germany who did book their spot after putting six

past Slovakia on the night. Both teams were level on 12 points at the top of Group A

coming into it but Julian Nagelsmann's men were ruthless and are now heading to the

World Cup next summer. We're welcoming Mario Melchiot in to talk more about what

we've seen today. I will be starting with you, though, Ellie.

That's a lot more convincing from Germany tonight.

Well, I think it's fair to say that that's the one game in this whole World Cup qualifying cycle

in which Germany have looked convincing, have looked like Germany.

It was a dominant performance performance and to Casey's point

they needed their early goal to settle whatever discomfort or whatever

nurse may have been coming into this match and what we saw as a team in full

flow. We saw players getting themselves in good positions, good players

finding spaces, combination,

given goals, one touch passing, quality of passing in the final third, quality of movement,

Florian Verdes.

Yes, Florian Verst.

He can be a difference maker, Florian Verds, and he was today.

And you see him play today, and you go, ah, where has that been? And it hasn't been with Liverpool, but it certainly was today with Germany. And then you have to mention big Nick, Nick Volta Madh, who continues to score goals, continues to find himself in really good positions. The hold-up play was also very good. The Lincoln play through Volta Mada was really good. Leroy's scoring goals.

Sir Kennav scoring goals. They're keeping a shout out. Germany! Here we go! If you didn't think this team was a favorite going into the World Cup, here we go, Germany. Maybe no. Nick Volta-Mada, you didn't want to talk about second the other day but this is a Newcastle straight.

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