Germany's national team head coach Jürgen Klopp shared his views on the upcoming match with Greece in the fourth round of the UEFA Nations League.
İdman.Biz reports that in his statement on UEFA's official website, Klopp acknowledged Greece's superiority in the first game.
"In the first match we tried many things. Although some moments worked, it wasn't enough to defeat Greece. They played with high tactical discipline and I must say their victory was fully deserved," Klopp said.
The German specialist said they are preparing for Greece's game plan for the upcoming encounter:
"In football you can never be completely sure of anything, but you can have expectations and strong feelings. Greece's game against the Netherlands is a clue to how they might play, but nothing more."
Klopp also emphasized that his team's main focus is on their own play:
"The boys will watch the video analysis of Greece's game that we consider important. However, for now we have only trained what we want to do and what we must do."
The teams met in Germany on September 27 and the meeting ended with Greece's 1-0 victory.