Euro 2020 qualifiers: Joachim Low demands Germany reaction in Belfast after Dutch defeat

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Germany boss Joachim Low has demanded a response from his side against Northern Ireland on Monday following their home defeat by the Netherlands on Friday.
The Dutch team triumph in Hamburg maintained Northern Ireland top of Group C in the Euro 2020 effort going into Monday’s game .
“We need to approach the sport in this manner that we abandon the pitch as winners,” stated the Germany boss.
“I am positive that we will observe a response on Monday.”
Borussia Dortmund full-back Nico Schulz was ruled after playing in the defeat of Friday.
Germany had begun to discover their feet from their disastrous campaign at the World Cup of the past year.
The group stage exit in Russia prompted a major overhaul, and before Friday’s game, Low ‘s team were full of confidence three wins in a row at 2019.
Victory could have set the Germans nine points clear of the Dutch and on the brink of automatic qualification.
Instead, they find themselves three points ahead of the acquaintances, having played.
“We need to select the young players up a little and give them the feeling that they can be more powerful,” added the Germany boss.
Low, criticised for allowing his crew to sit against the Netherlands and playing a rear three, said that he would make changes for the match of Monday.
“Northern Ireland are incredibly strong, they perform a good deal of long balls. They’ll sit deeper and we will not have much space, therefore we will need to think of something unnaturally,” he said.
The press are critical of the attempts of the team against the Dutch.
Berlin daily Der Tagesspiegel warned that”courses must be learned” in the defeat while the country’s biggest tabloid Bild said that”alarm bells” were ringing round the qualification campaign.
After Friday outcome Manuel Neuer has warned his team-mates not to violate a Northern Ireland staff who have won their past five matches.
“We know that anything can happen in football, we experienced ourselves in 2018, therefore it is important that we take this game seriously,” he told Bild.
“It isn’t great for us to be playing with an away game in Belfast right now. They’ve won all their matches up to now and it is always tricky to score goals from these competitions.”
Ulster coach Dan McFarland says he is disappointed for the province’s players who missed out on World Cup choice.
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