Jamal Musiala's outstanding performance propelled Germany to a 5-0 victory over Hungary in the Nations League. The Bayern Munich star was instrumental, scoring once and assisting three goals in a dominant display for Julian Nagelsmann's team in Dusseldorf.
Musiala initiated the scoring when his shot rebounded to Niclas Fullkrug, who scored in the 27th minute. After halftime, Musiala added his own goal by sprinting past Hungary's defence and finishing coolly past Peter Gulasci.

The 21-year-old continued to shine by setting up Florian Wirtz in the 62nd minute, who struck from the edge of the box. Musiala then completed his hat-trick of assists by playing in Aleksandar Pavlovic for another goal.
Kai Havertz contributed with a solo effort, earning and converting a penalty after being tripped in the box. The Arsenal forward had previously hit the crossbar before calmly slotting his penalty into the bottom right corner.
Musiala was central to Germany's success, contributing four goal involvements (1G 3A) for the first time in an international match. He became the youngest player to achieve this feat in a single Nations League game for any team.
Before Musiala's strike, Germany's last six Nations League goals were all scored by Premier League players. The team has been unbeaten in their last five matches when leading at halftime (W3, D2) since October 2018 against France (L1-2).
Germany truly found their rhythm after halftime and maintained their unbeaten streak in recent Nations League matches when leading at the break.
This comprehensive win highlights Musiala's growing influence on the international stage and Germany's strong form heading into future fixtures.