It will be a case of familiar faces all around on Wednesday as Switzerland entertain neighbours Germany at the St. Jakob Park in a friendly match ahead of this summers Euro 2008 finals.
The Bundesliga will be heavily represented with both managers raiding Germany’s top division for the majority of their stars. With just 74 days to go until the big kick-off, both sets of players will be looking to impress their respective trainers in a bid to secure their places in the final squad.Wednesday’s match against Switzerland will be Germany’s 800th international, but more importantly will give Joachim Löw’s side a chance to put behind them a rather disappointing showing against Austria in their last match.Despite matching England for long periods, the Swiss went down to another defeat. "To build confidence we need results, that's for sure" defender Christoph Spycher says. "If we keep losing and saying we didn't play badly, that's not going to satisfy us.
26.03.2008
It will be a case of familiar faces all around on Wednesday as Switzerland entertain neighbours Germany at the St. Jakob Park in a friendly match ahead of this summers Euro 2008 finals.
The Bundesliga will be heavily represented with both managers raiding Germany’s top division for the majority of their stars. With just 74 days to go until the big kick-off, both sets of players will be looking to impress their respective trainers in a bid to secure their places in the final squad.Wednesday’s match against Switzerland will be Germany’s 800th international, but more importantly will give Joachim Löw’s side a chance to put behind them a rather disappointing showing against Austria in their last match.Despite matching England for long periods, the Swiss went down to another defeat. "To build confidence we need results, that's for sure" defender Christoph Spycher says. "If we keep losing and saying we didn't play badly, that's not going to satisfy us.
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