Löw: We definitely need to make changes
Joachim Löw says he will make changes to his tactics and personnel for the game against France on Tuesday.
Germany coach Joachim Löw says he plans to make alterations to his team and tactics after the disappointing 0-3 defeat to the Netherlands on Saturday.
Speaking at a press conference today, Löw told the press that the Netherlands game taught him a lesson that will help him choose the right players and tactics for the UEFA Nations League meeting with France on Tuesday.
"Setbacks like the one in the Netherlands are not unexpected for me after the World Cup. We have talked thoroughly with the players once again. We started well in Holland, but it's clear that we are lacking confidence at the moment," Löw said and added:
"We have learned a few things from the game against the Netherlands. We definitely need to make one or two tactical and personnel changes. Tomorrow, we want to make up for the things we messed up on."
"It's obvious that we need to stick together. Above all, it was important to pick the team up again and take the right steps for tomorrow," Löw said.
The game between France and Germany will be kicked off tomorrow at 20.45 (UTC+2).