Germany were held to a goalless draw by Greece in the UEFA Nations League on Sunday, extending Jurgen Klopp’s wait for his first win since taking charge. After four matches, Germany have five points and sit third in Group A2.Germany dominated possession and created more attacking opportunities, but failed to convert them. Greece came close early on when Giorgos Masouras found himself in a promising position in the second minute, only for Germany goalkeeper Jonas Urbig to make an excellent save.Germany gradually took control of the game and threatened the Greek defence through Florian Wirtz and others. They thought they had taken the lead in the 34th minute when Jonathan Burkardt found the net, but the goal was ruled out following a VAR review because of a foul in the build-up.Klopp’s side continued to push after the break but could not break through Greece’s organised defence. The hosts also created a few chances on the counter, but Urbig remained alert to keep Germany from conceding.Germany now have five points from four matches, behind the Netherlands and Greece, who both have eight. Serbia are bottom of the group without a win. With two matches remaining, Germany will need to improve their attacking efficiency to secure a place in the quarter-finals. Their upcoming games against Serbia and the Netherlands will be crucial.