Germany Headlines
- Plenty of problems for Germany as World Cup nears
- Germany's 1-0 loss to Argentina in a friendly in Munich this week exposed a lot of weaknesses in the Nationalmannschaft's armour.
- Adler on track to be Germany's World Cup keeper
- Bayer Leverkusen goalkeeper Rene Adler is expected to be Germany's starter at the World Cup.
- Low's future with Germany still unclear
- With less than four months to go before Germany meets Australia in South Africa, the future of Joachim Low and the German national team still hangs in the balance.
- Loew's future to be decided after World Cup
- The German football federation and Joachim Loew have called a truce and agreed to decide the national team coach's future after the World Cup.
- Joachim Loew awaits German federation ruling
- The German football federation says it has delayed a decision on extending coach Joachim Loew's contract until the end of the World Cup in South Africa.
- Germany's Simon Rolfes to miss World Cup?
- Bayer Leverkusen captain Simon Rolfes underwent another operation on his knee and is in doubt for the World Cup.
- Frings omission hardly a shocker
- The World Cup in South Africa is five months away, but it is already over for one of Germany's best players in recent years: Werder Bremen captian Torsten Frings.
- Van Gaal slams Loew over national team training
- Bayern Munich coach Louis van Gaal has criticized Germany coach Joachim Loew for calling a four-day training session this weekend to start preparing for the World Cup.
- Frings not going to World Cup
- German national team coach Joachim Loew informed midfielder Torsten Frings on Wednesday that he won't be named to his World Cup squad for South Africa.
- Joachim Low learns his lesson
- Germany coach Joachim Low has stated he will only name players who see regular first-team action for their pro clubs in the next few months to his World Cup roster.
Features
- Team Profile: Germany
- Team strenghths and weaknesses
- Star Bio: Michael Ballack
- German midfielder carries the ball with style and grace
- From humble beginnings
- The history of the World Cup
- World Cup Blogs
- Read what our panel of experts have to say
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Qualification route: Germany finished in first place (26 points) in Europe's Group 4 ahead of Russia (22 points).
Qualifying record: 10 games played, 8 wins, 2 draws, 0 losses
Goals for: 26, Goals against: 5
Top goal scorer in qualifying: Miroslav Klose (7)
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