In a historic win, Greece hands Klopp his first home defeat.

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Greece achieved a historic victory over hosts Germany with a single goal on Sunday in the UEFA Nations League, spoiling Jürgen Klopp's home debut as the German national team coach.

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Despite the German team's dominance in the match, with around 80 percent possession in the first half, they failed to convert their superiority into goals.

Greece exploited gaps in the German defense during the second half, sealing the match with a low shot from Korbelis that changed direction and found the net.

Klopp: The result is part of the process

With this victory, Klopp continues his quest for his first win with the German national team, having taken charge in July after the team's early exit from the World Cup.

After the match, Klopp said: "I could have accepted not winning, but we cannot lose a match like this. We have been together for a week, and we are all integrating, which takes time."

He added: "The result is not satisfactory, but it is an integral part of the process."

Germany will face Serbia on Thursday before visiting Greece three days later.

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Dimitris Korbelis scored the only goal in the 74th minute, giving Greece their first win over Germany in 11 encounters between the two teams.

Greece now has 6 points from 2 matches at the top of Group B in League A, while Germany remains at 1 point after drawing 1-1 with the Netherlands in their opening match.

Despite the German team's dominance throughout the match, with possession reaching around 80 percent in the first half, they failed to convert their advantage into goals.

Greece took advantage of gaps in the German defense during the second half, before sealing the match with a low shot from Korbelis that changed direction and found the net.

Klopp: The result is part of the process

With this result, Klopp continues his pursuit of his first win with the German national team, having taken charge in July after the team's early exit from the World Cup.

Klopp said after the match: "I could have accepted not winning, but we cannot lose a match like this. We have been together for a week, and we are all integrating, which takes time."

He added: "The result is not satisfactory, but it is an integral part of the process."

Germany will face Serbia on Thursday before visiting Greece three days later.

In a historic win, Greece hands Klopp his first home defeat. — Africa Sport News