Germany's 4–0 victory over Luxembourg in World Cup qualifying demonstrated overwhelming dominance, with the hosts registering 31 shots and 8 on target against their visitors' solitary attempt. The Germans controlled the match through their 4–2–3-1 setup, generating an expected goals total of 3.35 compared to Luxembourg's meagre 0.16, reflecting the gulf in quality and intent. Joshua Kimmich's brace, supplemented by goals from David Raum and Serge Gnabry, sealed a comprehensive performance that offered little resistance from the 4–5–1 organised Luxembourg defence. The visitors' goalkeeper produced a flawless display with a 100 per cent save percentage, though his team's defensive structure proved entirely insufficient against Germany's attacking fluidity and precision. This result underscores Germany's credentials as qualifying favourites. Luxembourg face a long road to recovery in Group A.