"We kick things off with this rather typical goal, which admittedly was not anything special. Aleksandar Pavlović passed to Leon Goretzka, who then threaded it to Serge Gnabry, who made no mistake from close range. A goal that really didn't mean too much in the grand scheme of things, but this writer included it because of the Bayern Munich connection."
"The next entry on the list is the goal that directly followed the previous one. Florian Wirtz had the ball deep in midfield and launched it long upfield, finding Leroy Sané, who kept the ball down after a well-timed run, and finished it with the deftest of touches. A goal that seemed simple, but signified the ruthless efficiency that had defined German football for so long."
"How is it that the first three goals all came from the same game? Well, this last one was the cream of the crop. RB Leipzig's Assan Ouédraogo was making his first appearance for the national team, and he capped it off in style with a wonderful goal. The finish was good, yes, but the rapid exchange of passes between Ouédraogo, Sané, Felix Nmecha, and Nick Woltemade that ended in the finish was even better."
2025 featured prolific goal-scoring for German national teams across men's and women's matches. The top ten goals include strikes from Serge Gnabry, Leroy Sané, and debutant Assan Ouédraogo during a 6-0 win over Slovakia in World Cup qualifying. Gnabry scored from close range following a Leon Goretzka pass. Sané finished a long pass from Florian Wirtz with a composed touch. Ouédraogo capped his first national appearance after a rapid passing move involving Sané, Felix Nmecha, and Nick Woltemade. Women's highlights include Laura Freigang's important goal against Scotland as Germany recovered from a halftime deficit.
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