Heading: Tough Challenge Ahead for Germany Against Belgium
Germany’s DFB team is set to face a more difficult task against Belgium next week, following their 2-0 win against Peru in Mainz. Werder Bremen striker Niclas Füllkrug scored both goals in the first half of the game, but captain Joshua Kimmich admitted that the second half was “a bit torn up”.
Heading: Füllkrug and Kimmich Speak Out
“It was about getting the international season off to a good start, getting the fans involved a bit, and I think the first half was really good,” said Füllkrug on ZDF, following his impressive performance against Peru. National coach Hansi Flick also praised the team’s “sovereign” victory.
Heading: National Coach Flick Talks Tactics
Flick does not want to rotate too much against the “Red Devils” in Belgium. “Of course, if everyone is 100 percent fit, we might change one or the other,” he said. “But I do think that the team that played today will mostly play.”
Heading: Belgium Ready for the Challenge
Belgium made a successful start to qualifying for the 2024 European Championship in Germany, with a 3-0 away win against Sweden in their first game under new coach Domenico Tedesco on Friday evening. Flick is aware of the challenge ahead, saying that the Belgian team is “a different caliber”.
Heading: How to Watch the Game Live
Football fans can watch the international match between Germany and Belgium live on RTL on free TV on Tuesday, with kick-off in Cologne at 8.45 p.m. Alternatively, you can also follow the game in the BILD.de live ticker.
