Published October 1, 2026 · By the Goalorithm model desk
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Match report
A 2-0 win for Germany over Serbia in the UEFA Nations League on Thursday, October 1, with Germany ahead 1-0 at half-time. The final score was 2-0; Germany scored two goals, while Serbia finished with no goals, making two goals in all. The match record shows Germany with attempts on target and Serbia without one, alongside a possession split of 75% to 25%.
The numbers
Germany recorded 12 shots, with 3 on target. Serbia had 0 shots and 0 on target. The possession figures were 75% for Germany and 25% for Serbia. Germany won 5 corners, compared with 0 for Serbia. In the saves column, Germany made 0 and Serbia made 3. The figures give a clear account of the match’s statistical shape: Germany had the ball for the stated share of play and recorded the attempts, while the Serbia total was blank in both the shots and shots-on-target columns. The corner count also registered for Germany, with none recorded for Serbia. The save figures show work for Serbia's goalkeeper and none for Germany's. Together, those measures put the final score in context without requiring assumptions about how either side approached the game. The numbers describe possession, attempts, corners and saves; they do not by themselves explain the details of the goals or the sequence of chances.
