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Assist king: Kimmich inspires Germany to narrow Italy win

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Bayern Munich's Joshua Kimmich provides two assists to help Germany come from behind to beat Italy 2-1 in their UEFA Nations League quarter-final first leg.

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After long negotiations, Joshua Kimmich decided to stay with FC Bayern – and forgo millions. Due to a decisive factor, he remained in Munich despite better offers from abroad.

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Between the club and the national team Joshua Kimmich is waiting for quite different tasks. But the Bayern star impressively shows that he can do both roles.

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Italy initially thought they were on course for a home victory, but then had to admit defeat to the German national team. This is how the domestic press assessed their performance.

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Rome, 21 Mar — It's “only” Nations League, but we're still talking about Italy-Germany. At San Siro, in the first leg of the quarterfinals, the Azzurri surrendered to Mannschaft for 1-2. Back Sunday evening at the Westfalenstadion in Dortmund, the final phase to be played at the beginning of June is up for grabs. But let's go in order. Italy-Germany is always... Italy-Germany A century of epic challenges. From the first of January 1923 — again i…

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Victory in the first match against Italy: Two national players can shine especially – and one proved that he can "comeback".

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Victory with Makel: Because Italy only ranks among the big players in world football by name, Bundestrainer Julian Nagelsmann and his national team were not to overvalue the 2-1 in the quarterfinals.

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n-tv.de broke the news in on Thursday, March 20, 2025.
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