Welcome in to the latest edition of ESPNFC. I'm Dan Thomas, joined by Ali Moreno and Stevie Nicol.

Later on, Sid Lobe here to discuss those rumours that Carmel Ancelotti could be on his way out at Real Madrid.

We start, though, in the Nations League where Germany made history against Bosnia and Herzegovina.

It's the biggest win in the history of the competition as they would thrash the visitors by seven goals to nil.

Let's welcome in, shall we?

Yan Agafjordov is with us.

Jan, Germany, we're just absolutely brilliant today.

Yeah, and there have been for a while.

If it wasn't for that Cucurea handball, they maybe

had a fantastic year, but there is something about this

German team. Now, they may think simpler, or

Nagelsmann makes it a bit simpler. It takes people in form.

He's not using a big, big range of players.

He's more or less tried to get the same players in.

Did five changes for them.

After the Netherlands game, he needed to get some injured players replaced, but doesn't reduce them.

And at Klein Deans is quite interesting because we talk a lot about an old No.

No. 9 in Fulcrieg.

And now Tim Kleindeen's coming in. He's 29 making his debut.

It wasn't a part of the European Championship.

And then you have, of course, Mutiala Wirtz.

I mean, they are the golden boys of German football,

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