Voices on the DFB bankruptcy at Wembley: “England’s greed was greater than ours”

Germany loses the round of 16 of the EM 2021 at London’s Wembley Stadium with 0-2 against England. Accordingly, the DFB stars were disappointed after the defeat against the Three Lions. Here are the voices and reactions to the game.

Joachim Löw (national coach): “It’s a disappointment for all of us. We hoped for more, the faith in the team was absolutely there. We had two great chances, but unfortunately we didn’t score any goals. We’re sorry that we were out are out of the tournament. But we’ve worked hard for the last four weeks, everyone has pulled out well. I can’t blame anyone. I’m sorry that the great enthusiasm at home is now gone. The disappointment weighs heavily. It has to Now an hour or two pass before you address a few words to the team. All the players are immensely disappointed, we are too. We have a lot of young players who will learn from them. At the 2024 European Championship, some of them will be on theirs absolute top level, also in terms of experience. ”

Manuel Neuer: “That was knockout round, round of 16, we played against England, we are a great nation. The game was on the brink. But the greed that England had in the situations in which they scored the goals, was bigger than ours. The disappointment is huge. Joachim Löw shaped a great era. It is very sad that it ends like this for him. ”

Toni Kroos: “That is very, very bitter. The effectiveness was lacking. The 1-0 changed everything, until then we played a decent game. If you go out in the round of 16, it will be disappointing, even though we are in a difficult group have prevailed. ”

Kai Havertz: “In the first half it was a match at eye level. We got out of the break better. It’s a bitter evening for us and our fans. We are all in the same boat defensively and offensively, we are one unit. And England don’t have a bad team either. ”