Will Joshua Kimmich (Germany) score ≥1 goal vs Serbia on Nov 13, 2026 (regular time + stoppage time only)?

No

<think> Okay, let's tackle this. The market question is whether Joshua Kimmich scored at least one goal for Germany against Serbia on November 13, 2026, during regular time including stoppage. The resolution criteria specify that goals must be in regulation time, not extra time or penalties, and the match details are given. First, both resolvers came back with answer 1, which is "No." They need to check if Kimmich scored any goals. Resolver 1 says the goals were from Mittelstadt (own goal), Havertz (own goal), Wirtz, and Gruda. Resolver 1 explicitly mentions Kimmich was not among the scorers, had a disallowed goal, and got involved in a red-card incident but no goals. They list the scorers and note that Kimmich has zero goals. Resolver 2 corroborates this by checking multiple sources: DFB's official report, Sofascore, and FotMob. All these sources list the scorers as Babić (own goal), Wirtz, and Gruda. Kimmich is mentioned as the captain and involved in an assist for Gruda's goal but not as a scorer. The resolver highlights that none of the goals are credited to Kimmich. So, both resolvers agree that Kimmich didn't score any goals. The evidence from multiple authoritative sources all align. There's no mention of Kimmich scoring. The resolution criteria require at least one goal, which he didn't have. The match was completed, reported, and the sources are clear. No conflicting information here. Since both resolvers are in agreement and the evidence supports their conclusion, the answer is "No". </think> ANSWER: No

Resolution criteria: - "Yes": Wins if Joshua Kimmich is officially credited with 1 or more goals for Germany during regulation time (including stoppage time), excluding extra time and penalty shootouts, in the UEFA Nations League Group A2 match Serbia vs Germany played on 2026-11-13, with the goal(s) occurring strictly after 2026-11-13T16:25:40Z and within the match's regular-time/stoppage-time period (kick-off 2026-11-13T19:45:00Z). - "No": Wins if Joshua Kimmich is officially credited with 0 goals during regulation time (including stoppage time) in the same match. Clarifications: - Goals are counted only in regulation time and its stoppage time (90 minutes + referee-added stoppage time). Goals scored in extra time or a penalty shootout do not count. - If the match is postponed, cancelled, or not completed before 2026-11-14T03:45:00Z, refer to the settlement platform's standard unresolvable-market procedure.