Germany opened the scoring against Serbia thanks to Tom Bischof’s close‑range finish, a standout moment in his dazzling midfield display. The 2‑0 victory highlighted his growing influence.
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In just his second appearance for the national team, the 21-year-old looked at home in the heart of Germany’s midfield, providing a constant threat going forward and displaying his excellent range of passing.
While Bischof’s taste for a strike from long-range strike was also on show, he didn’t manage to find the back of the net with one this time, rather smashing home from inside the six-yard area after a Florian Wirtz effort had hit the post.
Seven of his eight Bundesliga goals have come from outside of the box, making his first ever senior international goal special for more than one reason.
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Both Bischof and Florian Wirtz were on target in a comfortable win for Germany. – Alex Grimm –>
His start beside Aleksandar Pavlović stems from a breakthrough Bayern campaign. Four Bundesliga outings in midfield this season show he’s shedding last year’s full‑back duties for Vincent Kompany’s side.
Against Serbia Bischof led all Germans with four shots, created three chances, and won 67 % of his duels, capping the effort with the opening goal. He was the most active attacker.
Watch: The Bischof Show