Direct Report from Russia Joachim Loew: This is the Hardest Tournament Hanna Farhana Saturday 16 June 2018 - 22:30 WIB Joachim Loew: This is the Hardest Tournament Joachim Loew in a press conference ahead of Germany counter Mexico at the Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow.
Photo: Reuters / Gleb Garanich MOSCOW - Germany begin their efforts to maintain the supremacy of world football, with serving Mexico at the Luzhniki Stadium, Moscow, tomorrow night. The skipper Joachim Loew in a limited session which was also attended by SINDO / SINDOnews.com confirmed this was the most difficult task he ever had. Die Mannschaft-the German nickname-triumphed at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil as well as winning the fourth world title in history. "Maintaining a trophy is very difficult. But, we will try it, defend the trophy twice in a row. We are very ambitious and I think that is possible (retaining the trophy), "he said in Luzhniki, the day before against El Tri - Mexico's nickname. Loew revealed, since four years ago, he noticed the development of a number of teams such as France, Brazil, Spain and Portugal. "We are trying to improve the game, we continue to grow. But, not only us who do that, other teams as well, "added 58-year-old coach. The man who has accompanied Die Mannschaft on four World Cups (2006 as Juergen Klinsmann's assistant, 2010, 2014 and 2018) is judging Spain as one of the teams with players who have the best passing qualities. "Football now involves everything, education, training, technology. It's all formulated so that it can bring supremacy in football, "said Loew. "There is no great feeling of ethics going to the World Cup finals.
