STORY: The start of the DFB team at the World Cup in Qatar did not go as planned. After the 2-1 defeat against Japan, Hansi Flick’s team has to play much better against Spain on Sunday evening to stay in the tournament. Spain is considered one of the best teams in the world and beat Costa Rica 7-0 in the first group game. DFB striker Kai Havertz on Friday in Qatar with his view of the upcoming game: “It’s a big game on Sunday. And there’s really no point in thinking about it or thinking negatively. We are all, all together , now and are all positive. Of course, that was a stupid first game. We all know that. And of course we’re sitting here with a bitter feeling. Nevertheless, we’re looking ahead.” Midfielder Julian Brandt also wants to think positively at the DFB press conference on Friday: “Above all, I would now go away from the fact that we always talk about it, we’re in a shitty situation now. Yes, we are. Spain is coming with one now 7-0 in the back to the stadium on Sunday. But it’s an opportunity. On Sunday. In the end. That’s an opportunity. Yes, to turn this whole mood around here a bit again.” All in all, the upcoming appearance of the DFB-Elf will undoubtedly be a difficult task. Especially since a preliminary decision could be made there as to how the German team will continue at this World Cup. The game against Spain takes place on Sunday evening at 8 p.m. German time.