They're a solid team in every tournament they go to practically. They tend to be capped at the round of 16 or quarter-finals, but they mostly get through the group.
That's a fair point. However, you can also say that maybe they have taken their eye off the ball having qualified, and consequently underestimated Switzerland even though a defeat here puts Germany into second place. I think it works both ways. The truth is nobody is Nostradamus and we won't know who will be the cream rising to the top until deeper into the tournament.
True. They'd play the runner-up of Group C - probably England, Denmark or Slovenia. Then it could be Spain in the quarters.
They won 2 matches comfortably - scored many goals while playing more than alright so chill
Not many have gone overboard, but Germany usually go far from and this Euro it seemed like they're doing ok. But in the next step of the tournament we'll get more clear answers.He's a tidy little player, but I feel you have to give him a shit ton of freedom to really perform. And he's not that kind of talent (at least for a top club).
He's underrated. Technically strong and a good leader. Just loses his head sometimes.
