International Friendly: Germany Will End The Year On A High, Mario Gotze

Just like Coach Low Joachim, Germany forward Gotze insists on avenging his side's defeat in Euro 2008 final and 2010 World Cup by the Spanish team. He aims to see the world champions end the year with an amazing victory against the Spaniards. The 22-year old told the German Football Association's (DFB) website: "I think it's great that to end this amazing year, we have such a highlight with the national team. With a good game against Spain, we can bring a worthy conclusion to the year in which we became world champions. We're up against a really top side, against a team who have dominated world football in recent years. To be able to measure ourselves at this level and prove ourselves is always amazing. I'm really looking forward to it. Things are currently going very well for me. I'm feeling good."

Source: Skysports

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