Antoine Griezmann hit a pair of second-half goals as world champions France came from behind to beat Germany 2-1 in the Uefa Nations League on Tuesday and cast further doubt on Joachim Loew's future.

Toni Kroos struck a 14th-minute penalty for Germany, but Griezmann engineered a rousing fightback in the first game between the nations at the Stade de France since the November 2015 friendly that was overshadowed by a series of terror attacks on the French capital.

France coach Didier Deschamps fielded an almost identical team to the one that started the World Cup final, Presnel Kimpembe the lone exception in place of the injured Samuel Umtiti.

Germany's chastening 3-0 defeat by the Dutch on Saturday prompted Loew to make five changes, as he injected additional pace into the attack with the inclusions of Leroy Sane and Serge Gnabry. Live matches are available online 24/7 on [url]NaijaBet.COM[/url]

Kylian Mbappe's electrifying speed was soon on display, but Hugo Lloris initially proved the far busier of the two goalkeepers as Germany sought to end a run of three competitive matches without a goal.

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It is amazing how things can change within a short time.The German team once struck fear in the hearts of opposing teams.

Earning the term "German machine".wasn't for nothing.As they were known for their fluidity and efficiency on the field of play.

Now to see them being trashed by every dick and harry beats the imagination of every soccer enthusiast.Surely nothing last for ever as the balance of power has shifted to their French neighbors.