Germany shattered their series of draws with a convincing 5-2 win over hapless Italy on Tuesday to end the Nations League window on a high and make a small bit of history in the process. Joshua Kimmich, Ilkay Gündogan from the penalty spot, Thomas Müller and Timo Werner twice found the net as Germany scored more than once against the Italians in a competitive game for just the second time. And the goals earned Germany a maiden competitive win in regulation over their old rivals with their only previous triumph coming on penalties at Euro 2016. “That was an important milestone,” captain Manuel …