Joachim Löw (national coach): “All in all, it was a great performance: great attitude, great morale. We were right to win at heights and created a lot of chances. A great performance. From the start there was speed in the actions, including the outside positions. Our plan is good The things we didn’t do so well against France we did well, that was to be expected. Of course, the 4-0 was a great cross and an incredible header from Gosens. He might have the game of his life A game like this is always a battle of nerves, even for a coach. It goes up and down. “
Thomas Müller: “The mood, especially at international matches, is not that euphoric. But when you have such good offensive scenes, the kettle boils. But we have also improved a few things. We have seen a lot of good things through play and up front. Now we have the three points that we absolutely needed. Now we mustn’t over-speed, we’ve seen the Hungarians. You can feel a little euphoria like that, but we also have to remain objective. I think we performed well overall. “
Kai Havertz: “At first we can be satisfied with the performance just as we were with the win. I’m happy with the goal, of course, but the cool manner is more like my style of play. It was important for us that we don’t have everything after the game we lost against France Throwing the pile, sticking to our line. We trust the coach, we trust the system. That’s why we are happy to have won the game today. Hungary are a strong defensive team that do everything in their power not to concede a goal every opponent is strong in the EM. “
Robin Gosens: “It feels unreal. It couldn’t be more beautiful. You couldn’t ask for more. I think the coach set me up for this so that I can use my offensive power. The boys were looking for me, so I’m very happy about it, of course. “
Bastian Schweinsteiger (2014 World Champion): “Not only the three points, but also the manner were great. Robin Gosens played a very, very good game, a dream came true for him. Joshua Kimmich and Thomas Müller were also outstanding.”
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