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Joachim Loew says Germany is ready to write history by winning
Sunday’s final to become the first European side to win the World Cup in
the Americas.
The Germans take on Argentina in the World Cup
final at Rio de Janeiro’s iconic Maracana Stadium with Loew hoping to
win the nation’s fourth world title.
No European side has won any
of the eight World Cups held in the Americas, but Loew says his side can
write their names in the history books.
“Regardless of what has
happened in the past, it is a matter of winning now and we know we can
write history, because Latin American sides have been able to dominate
on home soil,” said Loew.
“And why not? It would be an extra joy for us if we were able to win the title on south American soil.”
This
is the sixth time Germany will meet Argentina at the World Cup and the
third time in the final — with both sides tied at 1-1 in terms of the
title match.
Midfielder Bastian Schweinsteiger said the Germans
are under ‘no pressure’, while Loew played down the importance of his
first World Cup final after a decade as either assistant or head coach
of Germany.
“For me it’s not the biggest challenge, each and every knock-out match is a special challenge,” he said.
“I believe we are mature as a team, we have showed how well we can play over the last few years and we are marching forward.
“If we are beaten, yes we will be disappointed, but we won’t crumble and I think this team has a future.”
Source pm News.
Source pm News.
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