The DFB team has only won four of the last 15 international matches. Even if the performance is good at times in the 0-1 draw in Warsaw, Flick’s team is in a full-blown creative and earnings crisis. The sound gets rougher.
At 11:36 p.m. local time, the Warsaw National Stadium was still busy, and the evening was, as the saying goes, lingering. An employee of the Polish Football Association packed balls in carrying nets and heaved them into a van in one go. At almost the same time, a much more prominent member of the Polish delegation posed in front of the cameras. Chat hour with Robert Lewandowski, known from radio and television. A man with twelve years of Germany experience gave the only advocate of the DFB-Elf after this revealing 0: 1 (0: 1) against his country.