World Cup Qualifying Results, Germany Qualifying with Perfect Points
Joshua Kimmich, Mats Hummels, and Sandro Wagner celebrated the German goal against Northern Ireland in the 2018 World Cup qualifier on Thursday (5/10/2017) night.
The German national team made sure to qualify for the 2018 World Cup finals after winning in the ninth European World Cup qualifying match.
Germany ensured themselves through a 3-1 win over their main rivals in Group C, Northern Ireland at Windsor Park Stadium, Belfast on Thursday (05/10/2017) or Friday morning GMT.
Three goals in Germany's victory in this game was scored by Sebastian Rudi (2 '), Sandro Wagner (21') and Joshua Kimmich (86 '). The goals replies host Josh Magennis hosted at the end of the game.
This victory keeps the perfection of Germany. They scored 27 points from nine games already dilakoni and thus ensure themselves appear in the World Cup for the 19th time.
On the other hand, coach Joachim Loew set a record. He became Germany coach with the greatest winning ratio (68 percent) compared to his predecessors.
On the other hand, this defeat also did not affect the position of Northern Ireland in the second rank. With 19 points, they ensure a ticket to the play-offs because it is unlikely to be overtaken by the Czech Rep (12 points) with one game remaining.
**Northern Ireland 1-3 Germany (Josh Magennis 90 + 3 '; Sebastian Rudy 2', Sandro Wagner 20 ', Joshua Kimmich 86')**
**Northern Ireland (5-3-2):** 1-Michael McGovern; 2-Connor McLaughlin, 5-Jonny Evans, 4-Gareth McAuley, 6-Lee Hodson (14-Stuart Dallas 46 '), 11-Chris Brunt; 16-Oliver Norwood, 8-Steven Davis, 13-Corry Evans (19-George Saville 80 '); 21-Josh Magennis, 10-Kyle Lafferty (9-Conor Washington 69 ').
**Coach: Martin O'Neill**
**Germany (4-2-3-1):** 22-Marc-Andre ter Stegen; 18-Joshua Kimmich, 17-Jerome Boateng, 5-Mats Hummels, 3-Marvin Plattenhardt; 21-Sebastian Rudy, 8-Toni Kroos; 19-Leon Goretzka (14-Emre Can 67 '), 13-Thomas Mueller (10-Lars Stindl 83'), 7-Julian Draxler (23-Leroy Sane 72 '); 9-Sandro Wagner.
**Coach: Joachim Loew**
**Referee: Danny Makkelie**