Germany’s national team coach, Joachim Low, has declared that he is yet to come to terms with what happened Tuesday night in Sevilla, Spain where he led the former world champions to her worst defeat in football.
Speaking after the 6-0 bashing of his side, Low said… “I don’t know what really happened.”
Low who was quick to add that he still trusts in the players said what the situation calls for is taking of stocks…”Today we saw that we are not as far ahead in our development as we had thought and expected after the last games.”
Interestingly the coach is not in any danger of losing his job if signals coming out the German football House are anything to go by.
Germany’s national team director Oliver Bierhoff who spoke after the match said Low won’t be fired as a result of the scandalous defeat.
“This game changes nothing. We still trust Joachim Löw, no doubt about that. With the national team, you have to think and analyse from tournament to tournament. We want to achieve the maximum at next year’s Euros,” Bierhoff said.
Germany needed only a draw to progress to the Nations League semi-finals but the result ensured Spain advanced as the top-ranked team in the group.
