Germany failed to impress against Hungary in what can be summed up as a disappointing showing overall, particularly from the attack. If Hansi Flick’s side is to have any shot at going deep in the competition, they simply cannot look so toothless up front. Also, is Germany’s poor form coinciding with Bayern Munich’s poor showings of late mere happenstance, or are the two related?
Coming to the situation at Bayern, does Julian Nagelsmann show a preference for more senior players? Is the 4-2-2-2 getting exposed, or does the drop-in form have nothing to do with Nagelsmann’s preferred setup?
Loads of questions out there, sure, and that is precisely what Schnitzel, Samrin, and Tom are here to dissect in this podcast. The following is a list of the major talking points:

What Tom thinks the issue is with Germany at the moment

Schnitzel’s scathing views on Timo Werner starting upfront for Germany

Is Jonas Hofmann at RB actually a bad idea?

What the go-to attack should be for Germany in the World Cup

The underperforming midfield

Bayern Munich’s poor form coinciding with Germany’s... bad luck or something more?

Nagelsmann’s ‘alleged’ penchant for picking senior players

The 4-2-2-2 formation... the real deal or a hindrance?


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