German national team manager, Joachim Löw has no doubt that Spain will qualify for the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, despite their misstep last Friday evening where they were held to a 1-1 draw against Finland, the worst team in their group.
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In an interview with French sports daily, L’Equipe, Löw admitted that ‘La Roja’ will face a difficult challenge in Tuesday evening’s qualifier against France, but has no doubt that they will be in Brazil in 2014.
“Spain are under pressure, but will most certainly be in the World Cup.
“The will immediately correct the situation, and if they are not in the top of the group and are to play in the playoffs, they will advance. When Spain really need to, they always know when to play with class.”
Germany will also be in 2014 World Cup qualifying action on Tuesday evening, as they face Kazakhstan, whom they beat 0-3 last Friday evening.
style="border-radius: 25px 25px 25px 25px; border: 5px solid rgb(204, 204, 204);" width="320" />In an interview with French sports daily, L’Equipe, Löw admitted that ‘La Roja’ will face a difficult challenge in Tuesday evening’s qualifier against France, but has no doubt that they will be in Brazil in 2014.
“Spain are under pressure, but will most certainly be in the World Cup.
“The will immediately correct the situation, and if they are not in the top of the group and are to play in the playoffs, they will advance. When Spain really need to, they always know when to play with class.”
Germany will also be in 2014 World Cup qualifying action on Tuesday evening, as they face Kazakhstan, whom they beat 0-3 last Friday evening.
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