CHELSEA PAIR KAI HAVERTZ AND TIMO WERNER SCORED AS GERMANY BEAT ISRAEL TO MAKE IT EIGHT SUCCESSES IN SUCCESSION SINCE ADMINISTRATOR HANSI FLICK ASSUMED RESPONSIBILITY.
Havertz opened the scoring with a header from a corner, his fourteenth objective for club and country this season, before Werner's close post finish.
Substitute Thomas Muller botched an opportunity to broaden the lead when his late punishment hit the post.
Israel's Yonatan Cohen's then, at that point, saw his 94th-minute punishment saved.
It followed a test by Nico Schlotterbeck yet attendant Kevin Trapp, who came on toward the beginning of the final part, made a fine stop.
Germany have dominated all their matches since the previous summer's European Championship.
At 0-0 Havertz was two times denied by attendant Ofir Marciano prior to putting his side on course for another triumph.
Germany will hope to make it nine successes in succession on Tuesday when they face the Netherlands in a heavyweight well disposed in Amsterdam (19:45 BST).
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