Tbilisi: Marco Reus and Thomas Mueller's first-half goals sealed a 2-0 win in Georgia on Sunday to put world champions Germany's Euro 2016 qualifying campaign back on track.


Germany's midfielder Thomas Mueller reacts during the Euro 2016 qualifying football match between Georgia and Germany at the Boris-Paitschadse-Stadium in Tbilisi. Pic/AFP 

After suffering a shock defeat to Poland and drawing at home to Ireland last October, Joachim Loew's Germany arrived in Tbilisi needing three points to stay in the hunt for top spot in Group D. Scotland's 6-1 drubbing of bottom side Gibraltar in Glasgow means the Scots, Poland and Germany are all level on 10 points in the table ahead of Sunday night's qualifier in Dublin between Ireland and Poland. "Before the game, you couldn't miss the gravity of the situation from looking at the table. We knew we had to win here," said Loew.