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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23742123" data-attributes="member: 158020">Netherlands 3 Germany 0: Record  defeat means more misery for Low   <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/10/13/21/wire-5025930-1539463918-117_634x391.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />   Virgil van Dijk, Memphis Depay and Georginio Wijnaldum all scored to earn  Netherlands a 3-0 win over Germany and left Joachim Low's men still without a  win or a goal in the Nations League.   Liverpool defender Van Dijk pounced to nod home the loose ball on the  half-hour mark after Ryan Babel had struck the crossbar with a header following  a corner from Depay.Germany had chances to grab a leveller after the break, with  substitute Leroy Sane steering a glorious opportunity wide.   They were also denied what appeared to be a clear-cut penalty in the final 10  minutes when Arnaut Groeneveld tripped Matthias Ginter.   However, Depay added an 86th-minute second on the counter-attack and  Liverpool midfielder Wijnaldum rifled in a third in stoppage time, securing  Oranje's biggest ever win over Germany.It leaves Low's side in danger of  relegation in League A Group 1, of which they are bottom, having drawn 0-0 with  France in their first game.   Germany enjoyed a bright start as Timo Werner poked wide when through  one-on-one before Jasper Cillessen denied Thomas Muller's first-time  effort.However, Netherlands went ahead in the 30th minute, Van Dijk nodding into  the net having reacted quickest after Babel's header from Depay's corner came  back off the crossbar.    Sane was guilty of squandering the best of Germany's second-half openings as  he fired wide when it seemed easier to score having been put through by Joshua  Kimmich.    Low's side were then denied a penalty when Groeneveld looked to have tripped  Ginter from behind, but referee Cuneyt Cakir was uninterested.Depay then secured  the victory with four minutes to spare, staying onside to collect Quincy Promes'  pass and finish past Manuel Neuer, despite the keeper's best efforts.    There was still time for Depay to hit the crossbar before Wijnaldum steered  into the bottom-left corner of the net after bamboozling Jerome Boateng to give  Netherlands a win over Germany by three goals or more for the first time in  history.</blockquote>

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