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Transfer Gist: Ahead Of Spain-Germany Match, Low Demands Teams Improvement





Germany coach Joachim Low expects grand victory in tomorrow's match against Spain. He is less excited about his team's 4-0 victory against Gilbratar last Friday; convinced his side could have netted more goals. Low wants his side to close the year with sensational victory shoved under their belt. The German Goalkeeper, Manuel Neuer, is out of the squad with a knee injury. This, however, leaves Low less bothered. The coach hopes to avenge his team's defeat in Euro 2008 and World Cup 2010 against Spain. "We want to show again, at the end of the year, what is in us, and if possible, win," Low told the German Football Federation's website. The current world champions, Germany, and previous world champions, Spain, clash tomorrow evening in a friendly.

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