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    06.06.2018 14:18 World Cup Rewind: Final controversy in 1966 For the first time since 1934, the German World Cup coach was not Sepp Herberger. Helmut Schön had taken over the duties in 1964. Read more
    Thomas Müller during the press conference: "Only the important games really matter" © © Philipp Reinhard, 2018
    06.06.2018 12:47 Müller: “We love being on the ball” During the German national team’s media day at their training camp in Eppan, South Tyrol, Thomas Müller talks about the defeat to Austria, his World Cup role and Germany's title defence. Read more
    Die Mannschaft line up behind the slogan for the 2024 bid © GES-Sportfoto
    05.06.2018 16:24 Die Mannschaft is "United by Football" The German national team are fully behind the bid to host the UEFA EURO 2024 tournament. After the huge success of the World Cup in 2006, the chance to host another tournament is widely supported in German football. Read more
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    05.06.2018 10:41 // Men's National Team World Cup Rewind: West Germany fall short overseas in 1962 As the 2018 FIFA World Cup approaches, DFB.de takes you on a journey back through Germany’s previous appearances at the tournament, bringing you everything from historic matches to unusual anecdotes. Read more
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    04.06.2018 17:33 1958 World Cup rewind: Uwe Seeler graces the World Cup stage After winning the previous tournament in 1954, West Germany automatically qualified for the 1958 World Cup and looked to defend their title, despite a string of poor results since then. Read more
    Rudy (No. 15): "You have to give 120% in every training session." © © Philipp Reinhard, 2018
    04.06.2018 16:20 // Men's National Team Rudy: “The World Cup has always been my biggest goal” Sebastian Rudy on his excitement, the defeat to the Austria and looking ahead to the World Cup. Read more
    Sweden will appear at a World Cup for the first time since 2006 in Russia. © Getty Images
    04.06.2018 15:27 // Men's National Team Three Bundesliga players in Sweden squad Swedes name final 23-man squad for Russia. Read more
    The final 23-man squad © DFB
    04.06.2018 14:08 Löw announces final World Cup squad without Leno, Tah, Sané and Petersen Germany coach Joachim Löw has named his final 23-man squad for the 2018 World Cup in Russia. Four players have been cut from his original provisional squad: Goalkeeper Bernd Leno, defender Jonathan Tah, attacker Leroy Sané and striker Nils Petersen. Read more
    Manuel Neuer is heading to his third World Cup © 2018 Getty Images
    04.06.2018 14:00 Neuer heading to Russia with number one shirt After today’s squad announcement, it’s confirmed that Neuer will travel to Russia as Germany’s no.1. Read more
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    03.06.2018 16:45 // Men's National Team Joachim Löw: "We won't get worked up about it." The Germany head coach gives his full reaction following last night's defeat to Austria in Klagenfurt. Read more
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