Germany shows its chest: “We are going to Spain to win”

Germany sees the light at the end of the tunnel. After a year in which Joachim Löw was on the brink of the abyss more than once due to the limited success of his umpteenth project at the head of the Mannschaft, the four-time world champion, suddenly, will start her trip to Seville as the leader of the group and depending on herself when it comes to sealing the ticket at the final four of the Nations League. It is enough for him to draw on Tuesday against the Spanish National Team, which, for its part, needs the three points if it wants to overtake some Germans who, little by little, are beginning to give off their usual confidence.

Proof of this were the statements of the protagonists after the 3-1 victory against Ukraine, which helped Löw's men to place themselves above Spain. The Mannschaft will not try to scratch a tie at La Cartuja. He will go to win to close the year leaving a good taste in his mouth in his fans after months full of football failures, internal scandals and public debates. “The objective is to travel to Spain and convince ourselves that we are going to win and not to try to defend anything. My maxim when I prepare for a match is to win. We will see if we can do it against Spain “, were the words of Löw. Its captain, Manuel Neuer, agrees. “We are leaders and now we can go to Spain showing chest”, explained the Bayern Munich goalkeeper.

In Seville, Löw will be able to count on Toni Kroos again. The madridista missed the match against the Ukrainians due to the accumulation of cards and will form the engine room with the very inspired Leon Goretzka, substitute for the injured Joshua Kimmich. Of course, the real German gunpowder is on the attack. Löw has the best version of his scoring trident made up of Timo Werner, Serge Gnabry and Leroy Sané. The Chelsea forward scored a brace against Ukraine, Sané made the third, leaving Andriy Shevchenko speechless. “They are missiles”, hallucinated the former striker and current Ukrainian coach about the speed of the German attackers. Against Spain they want more.