Germany debacle! Lightning crisis meeting at the airport - does Löw have to go? decision made

Germany experienced a debacle in Spain.

Since then, Jogi Löw has been under attack more violently than ever.

Now a decision has been made about his future.

• Spain - Germany 6: 0 (3: 0)

• In Seville, the "final" rose to win the

  group

  and

  advance

  to the

  final tournament of

  the Nations League *.

• The DFB * -Elf experienced a debacle in Spain.

  Will Joachim Löw continue?

  Yes!

Spain - Germany 6-0 (3-0) in Seville

Update from November 18, 1:50 p.m.:

The whole of football Germany is wondering: Will

after the 6-0 swat against Spain?

Now there is apparently the final answer: Yes!

As

would like to know, there was

a crisis meeting

at the airport in

after returning from Spain

.

Also present: Manager

and President

.

The result, according to the

: No resignation and no dismissal.

.

Joachim Löw: Oliver Bierhoff has his back

Update from November 17th, 11.10 p.m.:

Is national coach Jogi Löw facing the end after the debacle in Seville?

If not, according to DFB director Oliver Bierhoff.

"The trust is absolutely there, and this game doesn't change anything," said Bierhoff after the game on ARD.

tz.de has already created a follow-up list just in case.

Update from November 17, 10:50 p.m.:

ARD expert

demanded a reaction at half time and was immensely disappointed.

After the disaster in Seville, the ex-international did not mince words.

Update from November 17, 10:45 p.m.:

What went down a bit after the 0: 6 in Spain is the fact that the DFB-Elf missed the Nations League final tournament.

After this debacle, the German national team shouldn't care.

Now it is time to clear the broken pieces!

FINAL WHISTLE

: It's over!

Germany experiences a debacle in Seville and loses 6-0 to Spain!

That last happened in 1931 against Austria.

At no time did the Löw-Elf seriously defend themselves.

The appearance of the German team leaves many question marks.

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: 0: 6 - half a dozen is full!

Debacle for Germany!

89th minute: Half a dozen is full!

The German team receives six from Spain.

Again a ball flies into the back of the German defense.

Gaya lays across and the substitute Oyarzabal slides in.

This is reminiscent of Tiki-Taka like in the best of Spanish times.

88th Minute:

The DFB team is simply inferior today.

As soon as a ball is won, it is gone again.

The Germans long for the final whistle.

86th Minute:

The eagerly awaited duel between two top nations has long since degenerated into a training game.

The Spaniards let the ball run smoothly and are always dangerous against the holey German defense.

84th minute:

Jogi Löw sits on the bench with his arms crossed.

He can't believe what he's seeing.

77th Minute:

Gnabry on the crossbar.

A lot of anger has built up there.

Gnabry nails the leather to the lath.

Germany's first chance of the game.

71st Minute: TOR for Spain.

5-0.

Goalscorer: Ferran Torres.

Debacle!

The German team surrenders to their fate and endures it.

Spain pulls a perfect attack from their own half.

Fabian spits the ball with his outside instep at Ferran Torres, who immediately pulls off and makes his three-pack perfect.

70th minute:

Spain doesn't seem to have enough yet.

La Furia Roja is launching one attack after another.

The DFB team can only hope that it doesn't get worse.

65th minute:

Will the DFB team still hit the consolation goal here?

The Löw-Elf has to be careful not to concede more goals.

If the Spaniards are serious, there could be an even heartier package for Germany.

62nd Minute:

Now the Spaniards are already combining with the hoe in the German penalty area.

Koke casts on Ferran Torres, but the double packer just warps.

61st Minute:

The national coach reacts.

Jogi Löw throws Neuhaus and Waldschmidt into play, Goretzka and Sané are allowed down.

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: It won't get better - only worse

55th minute: TOR for Spain!

4-0.

Goalscorer: Ferran Torres.

The German team falls apart completely and can be countered.

Full-back breaks through on the left and serves Ferran Torres in the penalty area, who only needs to push in.

⏱️ 55. Min.

Is that bitter.

Spain increased to 4-0.

😔

[4: 0 #ESPGER]

- The Team (@DFB_Team) November 17, 2020

50th minute:

The Löw-Elf runs into the next counterattack.

Three Spaniards run against two Germans, but Morata fails to play.

47th minute:

Not much has changed.

The Spaniards have the next big chance right after the break.

Dani Olmo fails to Neuer, the only one in the DFB team with normal form today.

46th Minute:

National coach Jogi Löw changes and sends Jonathan Tah on for Niklas Süle.

HALF TIME

: What a weak first half for the

.

The Löw-Elf can be shown from the first minute to the redeeming half-time whistle by

and is still well served with the 0: 3.

After the break, not only ARD expert Bastian Schweinsteiger calls for a

from the DFB team.

45th minute:

The outstanding Ferran Torres simply leaves Max on the left and moves into the penalty area, at the last moment Koch comes to help and clears the situation.

43rd Minute:

Spain has to change for the second time.

Captain Ramos pinches it on the thigh.

Garcia comes into play for the captain.

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: DFB team is presented by Spain

38th Minute: TOR for Spain!

3-0.

Goalscorer: Rodri.

A debacle is looming for the German team in Seville.

Again the doorbell rings for a corner kick.

This time Fabian circles the play equipment on Rodri's head.

33rd Minute: TOR for Spain!

2-0.

Goalscorer: Ferran Torres.

Now it’s going to be tough for the German team.

Koke crosses from the left and finds Olmo, who puts the leather on the crossbar.

From there the ball jumps to Ferran Torres, who doesn’t hesitate and nails the ball into the German housing.

⏱️ 33rd Min.

Ferrán Torres increases to 2-0.

😐 Cheer

up, men!

Fight back!

[2: 0 #ESPGER]

- The Team (@DFB_Team) November 17, 2020

30th minute:

Almost the next blow in the neck!

Süle shoots Goretzka and the Spaniards switch over at lightning speed.

Ferran Torres only has new ones ahead of him and fails in a world-class parade by the new German record goalkeeper.

28th minute:

Leroy Sané is not yet in the game.

The Bayern star gets stuck in the Spanish defense again and again.

24.Minute:

moment of shock at the DFB team!

Torres lays across goal scorer Morata in the penalty area, who only needs to push in.

But the referees decide on offside.

22nd minute:

The goal conceded made the German team even more insecure.

The Löw-Elf switched directly to offensive mode and tried to put the Spaniards under pressure deep in their own half.

17th minute: TOR for Spain!

1-0.

Goalscorer: Alvaro Morata.

Fabian hits a corner on the far post.

There Morata has an easy game in the air duel with Gnabry, who dives under the ball, and heads for the lead.

14.Minute

Gnabry goes into a one-on-one duel and pulls in from the left.

However, his degree is blocked.

The Löw-Elf is slowly becoming more confident.

12th minute:

Spain has to change early.

Canales injured himself without an opponent and has to be replaced by Fabian.

8th minute:

Niklas Süle hits a buttery diagonal

on the starting Werner.

The Chelsea attacker immediately tried to put Sané in the middle, but the Spanish back team was careful and cleared the corner.

6. Minute:

Sergio Ramos takes the free kick and shoots flat on the goalie corner, but Manuel Neuer is there.

5th minute:

Confusion in the penalty area!

Germany can't get the ball away, then Gündogan Olmo hits the knee on the edge of the penalty area.

The Spaniards demand penalties, but referee Andreas Ekberg whistles free kick.

3rd Minute:

The Spaniards are masters of their own house from the start and play a dominant possession game.

First of all, the Germans are concerned about security and wait for the counterattack.

1st minute:

Let's go in Seville.

The German team has kick-off.

Update from November 17th, 8.41 p.m.:

The tension is increasing!

The national anthem of the German national team sounds.

Opponent Spain will be a real endurance test for the DFB-Elf on the way to the European Championship next year.

Update from November 17, 8:35 p.m.:

was optimistic before the game against Spain.

“We are where we wanted to be.

Going

into the game against

as leaders

is a good starting position.

We want to win, that would be a good end to the year, ”said Löw on

.

Against Spain, the DFB-Elf will increasingly find themselves on the defensive.

"We'll get more rooms and can pose problems for the Spaniards," Löw calculates.

Update from November 17, 8:20 p.m .:

goal guarantee!

The German national team has always scored in the last 20 international matches.

If that succeeds against Spain today, group victory is within reach.

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: DFB tested negative

Update from November 17, 8:05 p.m.:

Before the game against

, the

that all members of the current squad had again tested negative for COVID-19.

Given the recent international match between the DFB-Elf and

reassuring news.

After the duel in the

, two other Ukrainian national players tested positive.

Ukraine also reported further corona cases in the team on Tuesday, and the game scheduled for Tuesday in Switzerland has since been canceled by UEFA.

DFB doctor Tim Meyer

does not worry about the new corona cases in Ukraine, at least with regard to the German team.

During the direct duel, only Ukrainian players were on the field, "who tested negative at least twice in a row - Friday and Saturday," said Meyer.

In addition, the risk of infection for the players on the field is "significantly lower than, for example, in the changing rooms and stadium corridors, which are, however, easier to control."

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: lineups are there - Löw is back on newcomers

Update from November 17th, 7.45 p.m.:

The

the

is also there!

National coach

only makes one change compared to the 3-1 win against Ukraine.

moves

from midfield to defense headquarters

for

,

who has been suspended from yellow

.

has served his yellow card suspension and is returning to the starting XI.

Up front, the hopes are again on the offensive trio around the Bayern stars

and

and

von Chelsea.

Our starting XI today!

🇪🇸🇩🇪

1 Neuer (C)

2 Koch

4 Ginter

8 Kroos

9 Werner

13 Max

15 Süle

18 Goretzka

19 Sané

20 Gnabry

21 Gündogan #ESPGER #DieMannschaft pic.twitter.com/DF293717SD

- The Team (@DFB_Team) November 17, 2020

Update from November 17th, 7.40 p.m.:

The line-up of Spain is here!

The team is led by Luis Enrique, who made five changes compared to the 1-1 draw in Switzerland, and Sergio Ramos in central defense.

On the offensive, Leipzig's

and

from Manchester City

are supposed to

whirl and

feed

striker

.

Update from November 17th, 7.30 p.m.:

The German national team is still unbeaten in 2020.

There were three wins and five draws in eight international matches.

A draw against Spain today would be enough to defend first place in the group.

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: Bierhoff trusts Löw

Update from November 17, 7 p.m.:

DFB director

has given national coach

his support.

"I am fully convinced of Jogi and see how he brings this young team back on a new path," said Bierhoff, who recently complained of "dark clouds" over the national team, the ARD before the Nations League game against

in Seville.

The criticism was "not always objectively justified," said Bierhoff.

“It was more of a mood.

We worked hard at times, but didn't bring the result home, for example in the first game against Spain. ”The DFB-Elf conceded the equalizer to 1-1 in Stuttgart in the sixth minute of stoppage time in September.

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: Manuel Neuer before a new record

Update from November 17, 3:50 p.m.:

Captain

will of course guard the German goal against Spain this evening.

The Bayern goalkeeper faces a new

and could

outstrip

goalkeeper legend

with his 96th appearance in the DFB team

.

"I'm proud of what I've achieved in my career," said Neuer in Seville.

He was in contact with Maier via cell phone messages.

He really wants to crack 100, he has no concrete record in mind, said the 34-year-old: "I don't think about how many more games I'll make."

Maier himself trusts Neuer to make more than 120 international matches.

“There's nothing wrong with that,” said the 1974 World Champion.

National

coach

praised Neuer, who made his debut in the DFB team in 2009 and has been number 1 since the 2010 World Cup, before the record game in Spain: “His performance speaks for itself.

He never disappointed us. ”Löw is very fond of his captain.

“Manuel has matured a lot over the years as a person, as a player, as a captain.

He is a team player.

He has been the best goalkeeper in world football for years.

That’s gold for us. "

Record breaking!

🤩 @Manuel_Neuer can become the sole record goalkeeper of the German national team tonight against Spain.

🇩🇪

The previous record holder Sepp Maier guarded the # DFB goal 95 times between 1966 and 1979.

🧤 # ESPGER #New #DieMannschaft pic.twitter.com/jpssOaA9ua

- The Team (@DFB_Team) November 17, 2020

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: Matthäus counts Löw

Update from November 17, 10:44 a.m.:

Tonight, the DFB team in the Nations League in Spain is challenged.

Before the duel, it's once again about the future of national

.

The 60-year-old is under criticism.

The rumors of a possible successor are picking up speed.

For record national player

is already clear who will be the new national coach after the Löw era.

"When you talk about possible candidates, there is only one person that everyone would want in the future, and that is

" wrote Matthäus in his Sky column "This is how I see it".

The coach of

is “extremely successful, personable and equally popular with fans and the media.” “Yes,” added Matthäus, “he is far from finished in Liverpool and he still has time for the national team in a few years. "

According to Matthäus, the future of Löw depends crucially on the performance of the national team at the European Championships next year.

"Elimination in the preliminary round is equivalent to being eliminated as a national coach."

Spain against Germany in the live ticker: Löw praises Goretzka - but does he make it into the starting line-up?

Update from November 15, 10:25 p.m.:

In the

final group game of the Nations League against Spain *, national coach Jogi Löw is

in midfield.

from FC Bayern was one of the match winners in

the 3-1 win over Ukraine

and prepared the 2-1 lead well worth seeing, the FCB star could possibly find himself on the bench on Tuesday.

"Leon is really in a

at the moment

" Löw told

after the game

.

“I am pleased that he is now healthy for a longer period of time.

You can also tell the power and strength.

Really a great game from him ”, so the outstanding judgment of the coach.

But will the 25-year-old

also play in Seville on Tuesday evening in

view of the

?

Against the Spaniards, who are only one point behind the DFB team,

again stabilize the midfield.

The national coach already gave a guarantee for the Manchester City professional.

, who

was suspended on Saturday,

will also return, which is why Goretzka could be close with a

XI.

Löw prefers game systems in which two central midfielders usually have space.

For this he relies on the fast offensive forces like Leroy Sané or Serge Gnabry.

Spain - Germany in the live ticker: decisive last group game for DFB-Elf

First report from November 15, 2020:

Sevilla - The German

has managed the

to take the Nations League.

Thanks to a 1-1 draw by the Spaniards in Switzerland, the DFB-Elf are now in first place with nine points

, while the Spaniards slipped

to

with eight points.

On Tuesday evening, the DFB team can already

make it

into the

the tournament

with a

.

Spain - Germany in the live ticker: Defender fails - Real star returns

The recent performances of

were quite appealing, after the victory in the test match with a B-Eleven against the Czech Republic, a 3-1 victory over Ukraine in the Nations League followed.

In particular, Premier League * legionnaire

and FC Bayern * stars

and

stood out.

With another three or a point sharing in the

in Seville, the often questioned national coach * Löw could give a sporty answer to his critics.

“We're

in Spain,

” said Löw before the game.

In his team, defender

suspended

from a yellow card, while

is returning to the team after being suspended for the game against some of his teammates from Madrid.

League leader 🇩🇪 # NationsLeague #DieMannschaft pic.twitter.com/I8BbriIZp4

- The Team (@DFB_Team) November 15, 2020

Spain - Germany in the live ticker: France already the first finals participant - Ramos in hometown demanded

With the group win, the DFB team would be in the

the Nations League, the four top four from the respective A-leagues qualify for the semi-finals.

After their 1-0 victory in Portugal, France are the

the “Final Four”.

The final tournament is expected to

take place

in

.

In the

, which is not part of any club, the Spaniards will do everything in their power to get the three points.

Record international

, who is playing his 178th game for Roja against Germany, will mainly try to iron out his mistakes from the Swiss game in his hometown of Andalusia.

The Real Madrid star failed twice with a

against

the Swiss goalkeeper

, who is

between the posts

in the

* at Borussia Mönchengladbach *.

(ajr)