"I don't think we're among the top favourites," said Löw ahead of Saturday's Group C qualifier, citing world champions France, England, the Netherlands or Spain as potential winners next summer. "A lot is possible, this team has great qualities, but many players still need a few more years to develop." "We're two steps from the Euro 2020 finals, we want to win the last two games and have a positive end to the year," said Löw. 'A work in progress'However Löw says his young Germany team is still a "work in progress" in the wake of last year's World Cup debacle in Russia. Löw has said Neuer will start against Belarus on Saturday while Ter Stegenwill face the Northern Irish three days later.

Source: The Local November 15, 2019 16:07 UTC