Nagelsmann's changes finally pay off, and it's the old school number nine who delivers the equaliser - a pinpoint delivery from another substitute Raum finally breaks Swiss resistance. They've left it late, but persistence has paid off for Germany.

A well-struck set-piece from Kroos is a shot on target fisted away by Sommer in the direction of Sane, however, the Bayern man is unable to convert on the volley.

Nagelsmann has committed more numbers in the final third and they are taking considerable risks leaving space in behind, but so far, Schlotterbeck and Rüdiger have held firm.

Team Wusiala couldn't quite muster up the magic that we've always seen of them, and Nagelsmann decides to add more firepower with Sane and Füllkrug coming on with hope to rescue a point or even more.

Nagelsmann's changes have seen Wirtz move into the number 10 spot, Beier taking up a wide spot and Gündoğan moving deeper into the pivot alongside Kroos in midfield.

Substitute Beier already affecting things, delivers an excellent cross into the box for Havertz from a Kroos set-piece, but the Arsenal man's header is off target.

Significant attacking change by Nagelsmann as Hoffenheim's Max Beier comes on for Andrich who was under the threat of suspension.

The Leipzig fullback looking to make an instant impact attempts a hopeful shot from distance, flying well over Sommer's posts.

Defensive changes on Nagelsmann's mind as Nico Schlotterbeck and David Raum prepare to enter the action.

Nagelsmann has a number of substitutes warming up on the touchline, amongst them all are Bayern's Leroy Sane as well as Borussia Dortmund's Niclas Füllkrug.

Now it's Kroos' turn to attempt a shot from range, well laid off by Andrich just outside the area but the shot goes well wide of Sommer's goal.

Nagelsmann's side getting into settled possession with the Swiss pressure dropping off, a well orchestrated sequence ends with a wasted through ball from Andrich, who makes up for his error with a superb recovery down the other end.

A well-worked Germany move in response results in a Musiala shot on target from range, parried away by Sommer, safely going out for a goal-kick via a German deflection.

Nagelsmann makes no changes at half-time to this Germany side as they look to come back from behind and go through as group-winners.

The Leverkusen man seems to have taken a lot of confidence from the goal that was ruled out, that's a third shot from outside the box he's just attempted.

Germany are looking much sharper in the final third, dealing with Switzerland's excellent press well with short and sharp one-two combinations. The latest sequence leads to a header from Rüdiger in the box from a corner, but he was offside anyway.

The Leverkusen defender receives a yellow from referee Orsato for a high foot on Embolo and with that card, he will be suspended for Germany's round of 16 tie.

Nagelsmann's side are naturally shook going in behind, but heads have not dropped as they continue to look for the right spaces to hurt this Swiss defence.

Some incredible footwork on display from Germany's best midfield technicians as they look to take back the control of momentum in this clash, once again, the latest sequence ends with a ball to Mittelstädt who is unable to make too much of the ball.

The Leverkusen has absolutely leathered the ball past Sommer in the Swiss goal, however, the goal does not stand after a VAR check due to a foul from Musiala in the Swiss box in the lead-up to the goal.

With Wirtz operating in central areas, the Stuttgart fullback has been active in going forward, with his latest overlapping run nearly finding Havertz in the box, but for a well-timed tackle from former Wolfsburg man Rodriguez.

Germany's first proper break in behind leads to a Toni Kroos corner, resulting in a shot on target from Kai Havertz. Header straight at Yann Sommer.

Murat Yakin's side are looking to press this German side high up the pitch out of possession but so far, Nagelsmann's side have coped well.