Germany will play
against San Marino on June 10th in what we can expect to be a very one
sided World Cup 2018 Qualifier. Nuremberg will be hosting a
likely predictable match between the best team in the world and one of
the
worst in Europe. With Germany leading the group with 5 wins in 5
matches and only one goal conceded, there isn’t too much to talk
about in terms of upsets in this match up. San Marino, have lost every
one of their group games so far,
with only one goal scored against Norway.
With the
Confederation Cup as the nearest objective, Joachim Low is aiming for
some young players to gain international experience prior to the World Cup. This match could serve as something of 'pre-season',
but due to the nature of the rival, it’s hard even to see it in this
way. Young prospects such as Timo Werner, Julian Brandt and Amine Younes
are ones to watch in this match, as they’re making
their first steps with the national team. San Marino will have their
usual line-up, with most of the team defending Simoncini’s net
until the inevitable goal arrives.
