France overcame a home injury to Germany and turned their backs to a 2-1 victory over Tuesday in the third round of Group A of the first tier of the European League.
Atletico Madrid striker Antoine Grizmann scored the goal for France to take the Manchavt sixth defeat in one year for the first time in his history.
The duke returned with two goals in the 62nd and 80th minutes after the Germans came in the 14th minute from a penalty kick by Tony Crosse.
France were four points clear of second-placed Netherlands, who beat Germany 3-0 on Saturday.
It is certain that this defeat will take place on the coach of Germany Joachim Loew, who began the construction phase of the team after the disappointment of the exit from the first round of the World Cup 2018.
Loew started his post-World Cup campaign very badly, with the Manchavt having one point from three matches.
Germany, who drew 1-1 with France, could find themselves in the second tier of the tournament ahead of their last match against the Netherlands on Nov. 19 if the latter beat France in their scheduled match in Rotterdam four days earlier.
