Stuttgart's Jamie Leweling enjoyed a dream Germany Debut and scored the winning goal in a 1-0 win over the Netherlands in the Nations League on Monday to secure his country's place in the next round.

The 23-year-old shot the ball into the net in the second minute, but his shot was ruled offside. He did better in the 64th minute, shooting into the top corner after the Dutch failed to clear a corner.

Before kick-off in Munich, Germany said goodbye to Ilkay Gündogan, Manuel Neuer, Thomas Müller and Toni Kroos after their retirement from international football. Following their recent deaths, there was also a minute's silence in memory of Johan Neeskens and Dieter Burdenski.

Germany had the visitors on the back foot from the start, creating chances for Tim Kleindienst and Maximilian Mittelstädt, while the Dutch struggled to get into the game. The hosts narrowly got through with Serge Gnabry before Leweling scored the winning goal. The visitors, missing the suspended Virgil van Dijk, failed to get on target in the first third but improved after the break and both Xavi Simons and Donyell Malen had great chances in the closing stages to earn a barely deserved point secure.

“We won as a team. I scored, but we played a good game and I’m glad I contributed,” Leweling said. “The Dutch are a big team. We let them run, kept the ball and took advantage of our chances to score.”

Germany sit at the top of Group A3 with 10 points from four games and are assured of a place in the next round, while the Dutch are five points behind in second place. In the same group there were two goals from Liverpool midfielder Dominik Szoboszlai Hungary a 2-0 win Bosnia in Zenica and is now level with the Netherlands on five points.

of Italy Defender Giovanni Di Lorenzo scored two goals in a 4-1 home win against Italy Israel in Group A2, as Luciano Spalletti's side set foot in the quarter-finals. The win in Udine kept Italy at the top with 10 points, one ahead of France, which beat third-placed Belgium 2-1 thanks to two goals from Randal Kolo Muani. Italy needs at least a point from their two remaining games to secure a place in the next round.

Italian striker Mateo Retegui sent a penalty into the top corner in the 41st minute and headed the second goal after the break from a free kick from Giacomo Raspadori. Mohammad Abu Fani scored Israel's goal straight from a corner, before Federico Dimarco set up Davide Frattesi for Italy's third and Di Lorenzo sealed the win with a low shot from the edge of the box. Daniel Maldini, son of the great Paolo, came on as a second-half substitute and made his debut for Italy.

Head of group B4 turkey consolidated their position at the top with a good performance in the second half and then went down Iceland 4:2 in Reykjavik. Goals from Irfan Kahveci, Hakan Calhanoglu, Arda Guler and Kerem Akturkoglu – all after the hour – defeated the hosts, who took the lead through a ninth-minute strike from Orri Óskarsson and Andri Gudjohnsen made it 2-2. In the same group, Harry Wilson's penalty was the only goal Wales 1-0 home win Montenegro in Cardiff.

Head of group B1 Georgia were beaten 1-0 at home Albania but in second place thanks to a performance from Kristjan Asllani in the 48th minute Czech Republic They failed to take full advantage as they only suffered a 1-1 draw Ukraine in Wroclaw.

Slovakia extended their unbeaten streak at the top of Group C1 with a 3-1 win Azerbaijanwhile Sebastian Nanasi scored twice in second place Sweden fought for a 3-0 win Estonia.