Greece are level on points with Nations League Group A2 leaders the Netherlands after drawing 0-0 with Germany in Thessaloniki. Neither side possessed the potency up front to convert a string of chances they both created at Toumba Stadium and it was Greece who finished the happier having now taken four points off Jürgen Klopp's side.
Greece sealed their first win over Germany in Augsburg last week in Klopp's first home game as national team boss and sat top of the table at kickoff following 2-1 and 1-0 wins in Serbia and Germany, respectively. Germany began the game in third place and remain three points adrift after Klopp has won one, drawn two and lost one of his first four games in charge.
Ivan Jovanovic's side were denied an early lead when Giorgos Masouras' header was brilliantly saved by Jonas Urbig. Germany thought they had taken the lead when Jonathan Burkardt turned home Scherhant's 32nd-minute cross, only for his effort to be ruled out for Tom Bischof's handball in the build-up after a lengthy VAR intervention.
Greece carried more of a threat at the start of the second half. Kostas Tsimikas fired wide and Konstantinos Mavropanos' header was saved by Urbig. Germany finished the game on top in terms of late chances created, but Philipp Treu was wayward with his effort and Wirtz's shot was blocked.
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