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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 23897979" data-attributes="member: 158020">Germany 3 Russia 0: Sane on target  as Low's men stroll  <img src="https://i.dailymail.co.uk/1s/2018/11/15/23/6248952-0-image-a-111_1542323403431.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" />     Leroy Sane showed Germany what they were missing at the World Cup as he  scored his first goal for his country in a comfortable 3-0 friendly win over  Russia on Thursday.   The Manchester City winger, who was controversially left out of Germany's  squad before their shambolic title defence at Russia 2018, slotted home  Germany's early opener and tormented Stanislav Cherchesov's side with his pace  as Die Mannschaft cantered to a morale-boosting victory.Joachim Low's men went  into the game on the back of consecutive Nations League defeats to Netherlands  and France but further first-half goals from Niklas Sule and Serge Gnabry put  the game beyond the visitors.  The result was a welcome one for the beleaguered Low but he is unlikely  to enjoy such a strong performance for long if his men fail to embark on a spell  of form and avoid Nations League relegation.   Russia fielded an understrength side after Cherchesov's squad was hit by a  spate of injuries including a muscle strain to World Cup star Denis Cheryshev,  and they failed to threaten a first ever win over their hosts.    It took Germany just eight minutes to split the Russia defence, Joshua  Kimmich playing the killer pass into the box where Gnabry squared it neatly to  Sane, who stroked a low shot into the bottom-left corner.The second came from a  Kimmich corner that was flicked on by Antonio Rudiger and the ball fell to the  feet of Sule, who side-footed home as the Russia defence stood static.   Gnabry made it 3-0 five minutes before the interval, applying a clinical  first-time finish from just inside the box after Kai Havertz fed him a simple  throughball and Russia failed to track his run.   Russia improved in the second half and Aleksey Ionov should have pulled one  back when he was put clean through on goal only to fire narrowly wide.Germany  held firm but their outing was marred by an ankle injury to Jonas Hector, who  was the victim of a dangerous challenge by Aleksandr Erokhin.</blockquote>

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