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Konstantinos Karetsas produced one of the moments of Greece\u2019s historic night in Augsburg, leaving German defenders chasing shadows with a spectacular dribble that quickly went viral.<\/strong><\/p>\n Just moments after Dimitris Kourbelis gave Greece the lead, the 18 year old Konstantinos Karetsas produced a stunning piece of individual skill that had supporters inside the WWK Arena on their feet.<\/p>\n Karetsas collected the ball, drove forward and danced past the German defence with a series of sharp touches and changes of direction.<\/p>\n The move immediately exploded across social media.<\/p>\n Fans compared the teenager\u2019s footwork to some of football\u2019s biggest names, with reactions ranging from \u201cLionel Karetsas\u201d to references to Neymar, Messi and Juan Rom\u00e1n Riquelme.<\/p>\n One viral reaction described it as Karetsas \u201cdancing syrtaki with a German\u201d.<\/p>\n The dribble perfectly captured Greece\u2019s confidence on a night when the national team made history.<\/p>\n Greece defeated Germany 1 0 in Augsburg to record its first ever victory over Germany<\/strong>.<\/p>\n Kourbelis scored the decisive goal in the 74th minute, while goalkeeper Konstantinos Tzolakis produced crucial saves to protect Greece\u2019s lead.<\/p>\n The result came just days after Greece defeated Serbia 2 1 in Belgrade, giving Ivan Jovanovic\u2019s side six points from its opening two matches.<\/p>\n The early group standings now have Greece on six points, followed by the Netherlands on four, Germany on one and Serbia on zero.<\/p>\n Jovanovic praised his players after the victory, saying that winning matches of this magnitude requires the team to suffer and give everything on the pitch.<\/p>\n The Greek players did exactly that.<\/p>\n And while Kourbelis delivered the historic goal, Karetsas provided one of the night\u2019s most spectacular moments.<\/p>\n At just 18, the Borussia Dortmund youngster is already producing scenes that have Greek supporters dreaming about what could come next.<\/p>\n Greece\u2019s next challenge comes against the Netherlands in Athens on Thursday, October 1.<\/p>\n For a generation of Greek football fans, however, September 2026 will be remembered for something else too.<\/p>\n Greece finally beat Germany. And Karetsas made sure the night had a moment of magic to match it.<\/strong><\/p>\nGreece shocks Germany<\/h2>\n