Germany's international players made significant impacts for their clubs across Europe over the past week. From goals in the Bundesliga to key contributions in the Champions League, DFB representatives shaped results from Dortmund to Barcelona.
Schlotterbeck scores in northern derby
Nico Schlotterbeck scored for Borussia Dortmund in their 2-2 draw with Werder Bremen last Friday. The centre-back played the full match and his goal secured a valuable point in the Bundesliga's northern derby. His Dortmund teammate Felix Nmecha received a yellow card in the same fixture.
Bayern clash features German contingent
The Bundesliga top match between FC Augsburg and Bayern Munich ended 2-2 and featured several Germany internationals. Goalkeeper Finn Dahmen and Hennes Behrens, who was booked, played the full ninety minutes for Augsburg. For Bayern, Joshua Kimmich and Jonathan Tah started, while Nathaniel Brown came off the bench in the 68th minute to score the equaliser. Serge Gnabry also made a substitute appearance. Just three days later, Kimmich provided an assist in Bayern's 3-3 Champions League draw at Viking.
Adeyemi shines for Barcelona
Karim-David Adeyemi had a particularly standout week. The forward came off the bench in Barcelona's 3-0 La Liga win over Getafe on Saturday. His real moment came in the Champions League, however. Introduced in the 59th minute during the 4-1 away win at Galatasaray, Adeyemi promptly found the net. This form will please national coach Nagelsmann ahead of the next fixture away to Serbia on 13 November.
Further action across the continent
Kai Havertz was active for Arsenal, providing an assist in the 3-0 Champions League win over Lille after featuring in the Premier League against Leeds. His opponent in that match, Anton Stach, played the full ninety minutes in defeat for Leeds. Goalkeeper Marc-André ter Stegen was between the posts for Ajax's 1-1 Eredivisie draw with NEC Nijmegen. Nadiem Amiri registered an assist in Mainz's 3-4 defeat to Leverkusen, while Josha Vagnoman celebrated a 2-0 away win with Stuttgart at Paderborn. Philipp Treu contributed to Freiburg's 2-1 victory over Schalke, and Kevin Schade played 52 minutes in Brentford's 2-2 draw at Aston Villa.
These varied performances underline the depth available in the German squad. Detailed performance data for all national team players is available in our stats section. The next official assignment for the Germany team is the away Nations League fixture in Serbia on 13 November.
