Serge Gnabry hails 'fun' Germany performance, believes there is still room for improvement

"Despite picking up four wins on the trot, the German national team not only needed a result against Slovakia, but something to make fans feel hopeful about. Well, six goals later and you could physically feel the mood lighten in the German camp. Germany showed no signs of an attack that has proved to be blunt at best, but rather showed there is a sharp point on the end of their attack. While Nick Woltemade has helped spearhead the offense, the spread of goals suggests the attack is more like a trident or a sai-not a single spear but multiple sharp points of attack-an encouraging notion for Nagelsmann."

"Serge Gnabry, one of Germany's five goal scorers, was particularly impressed with his side's performance, highlighting how his side brought "fun' to the pitch again. "It was a very good game," said Gnabry after Germany's 6-0 victory against Slovakia (as captured by @iMiaSanMia). "We had a lot of fun on the pitch. We knew that we had to show a better performance than the one we did on Friday. There are still things to improve, but if we play like we did today, we can achieve big things. Today was a great feeling.""

Germany produced a dominant 6-0 victory over Slovakia that restored attacking confidence and lifted morale after earlier blunt performances. Multiple scorers, including Nick Woltemade and Serge Gnabry, illustrated a diversified frontline likened to a trident rather than a single spear, reducing dependence on one player. The emphatic win reassured supporters and provided momentum and belief ahead of the FIFA World Cup, while Nagelsmann faces the task of preserving this form. The result underscored improvement in cohesion and finishing, but acknowledged that further refinements remain necessary to sustain success at major tournament level.

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