Armenia 1-4 Germany: Kai Havertz, Ilkay Gundogan and Jonas Hofman on target as Hansi Flick’s side continue rampant goalscoring form as Hernikh Mkhitaryan nets consolation spot-kick
- Germany finished off their World Cup qualifying campaign against Armenia
- Hansi Flick’s in-form side smashed Liechtenstein 9-0 in their last game
- Kai Havertz opened the scoring from close range before Ilkay Gundogun’s brace
- Henrikh Mkhitaryan pulled one back from the spot, but Jonas Hofman replied
Ruthlessness, the most evident trait imposed at Hansi Flick’s Germany, prevailed again in Yerevan as Die Mannschaft crushed Armenia 4-1.
When Jonas Hofman capped a commanding performance with the fourth, Germany jotted their 29th goal in six game – and their 17th in three.
They’d long qualified for Qatar 2022 – even before their 9-0 demolition of Liechtenstein – when Kai Havertz tapped-in the opener from Hofman’s low cross from the left to open the scoring. Ilkay Gundogan followed up with a double, the first a bobbling shot from outside the box, the second a penalty.
Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored only the second goal conceded by Germany in their last seven games from the spot, before Hofman capped a dominant group stage campaign – and made it seven wins from seven for Flick.
Kai Havertz was on target as Germany cruised through Armenia 4-1 to complete the qualifiers
Ilkay Gundogan scored a double, one from the penalty spot, as Germany kept lashing in goals
Hansi Flick remains invincible as Germany boss, jotting his seventh victory since taking over
Roma star Henrikh Mkhitaryan scored from the spot but Armenia couldn’t mount a comeback
Jonas Hofman had a superb game, setting up the opener before scoring Germany’s fourth
Leroy Sane couldn’t get on the scoresheet to continue his finishing form for club and country
Germany have now fired a staggering 29 goals in six game – and 17 in their previous three