Germany sprang an upset of sorts by beating Ronald Koeman’s Netherlands at the Amsterdam. Serge Gnabry’s 34th minute wonder strike was the highlight of the first half at the end of which Jogi Low’s side 2-0. Netherlands fought back through goals from De Ligt and Memphis, but Germany stole it at the death thanks to Nico Schulz.

Here are the player ratings for the game courtesy the German media (Bild & Kicker). Leroy Sane, Gnabry and Schulz, as the scorers of Germany’s goals, were the best rated players. Sane continued from where he had left off in the draw against Serbia. The best Dutch player on show, according to these ratings was Lyon’s Depay.

The worst appeared to be PSG right back Thilo Kehrer, who got a 3.5 in Kicker and a 4 in Bild.

How did Germany and Joachim Low’s first international game after the axing of key Bayern trio Muller, Hummels and Boateng go? Die Mannschaft drew 1:1 with Serbia. The visitors took the lead through Luka Jovic, who plies his trade in the Bundesliga with Eintracht Frankfurt. FCB medio Leon Goretzka, a sub for Julian Brandt, equalised for the home side.

Most of Germany’s starting lineup, bar Sane and Gundogan didn’t do very well. Serbia’s starting XI certainly did better than their German counterparts, but Marco Reus and Goretzka both had positive impacts from the bench for the home side.

The worst player on the evening went to Milan Pavkov, the Serbian second half substitute who saw a straight red in second half stoppage time for a horror tackle on Sane.

Ratings for Germany 1:1 Serbia below.

Germany’s next game is against the Netherlands in Amsterdam on Sunday.