Berlin: Copa America 2019 semi-finalist Argentina came back from being 2-0 down to equaling score with an injury-hit Germany team in their friendly on Wednesday in Dortmund.
Playing without the suspended Lionel Messi — or the likes of Gonzalo Higuaín, Ángel Di María or Sergio Agüero — the visitors still managed to cancel out first-half goals from Serge Gnabry and Kai Havertz with second-half strikes from Lucas Alario and Lucas Ocampos, who scored on his debut.
The hosts' grabbed the reins from the kickoff and needed only 15 minutes to break the deadlock as Lukas Klostermann forced a turn over before assisting Serge Gnabry, who poked home the opener with the outside of his boot from very close range into the far post corner.
Joachim Low's men dictated the pace and doubled the lead only seven minutes later after Kai Havertz made no mistake to tap home Gnabry's square pass from the central position.
Germany should have added another goal to their lead at the half-hour mark but Marcel Halstenberg's free-kick rattled only the woodwork.