joachim low, the world cup manager, w011 joachim low, the world cup manager, won a world cup for germanyll tell as if he stays in charge. for more matches on thursday to decide the final groups. japan and senegal needing a point to get through. colombia have to win. poland can't qualified. panama and tunisia will play for nothing more than pride, but still should be a good game and england and belgium playing for top spot in group g. the england manager believes his side are getting better with each match. we have no idea who, when all we re we match. we have no idea who, when all were we will play in the next round, but we're pleased we're in the next round. first and foremost it is really important we are building a tea m really important we are building a team that i think everybody at home can see the passion that to play for england, one to win every time they go out, are improving all the time andi go out, are improving all the time and i think we'll see that again tomorrow. by tomorrow. by the end of thursday, we'll finally know the full lineup in the last 16 as this world cup rol

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germany coach joachim live and meanwhile swedish fans have made their presence known in sochi which is the site of tonight's match up sweden is a solid side without much flair their fans are a colorful and confident bunch as the reporters found out ahead of kickoff. the. head of the game swedish fans are celebrating like they've won the world cup here in sochi they're convinced their side will knock out the world champions. three there we were in with three male three has nothing to lose we're going to go all the and it's going to be tough game it's going to be quite easy game sunday walk in the park think as we don't want to beat their crap but our germany probably . five six two zero three scoring isn't exactly what the swedes are known for the team qualified for the tournament on the back of their solid defense since the retirement of starstruck has lots of abraham of its coach ian anderson has focused on the collective. germany will certainly have more ball will possession and i would defending will be the deciding factor but we also want to create and play our own game we will hav

joachim loew, germany's head coach wished them well and admitted that his side din't deserve to go furthern patrick geraey reports. this just thisjust did not look this just did not look like germany, not as the world knows them, this was a strangely edgy country, unsure of things that used to be certain, like their place in the next round. like forced into an unexpected rescue mission in germany have been relying on those. south korea since their nerves and unlikely, victory might see them through. germany had most of the ball but none of the ideas. anything less than a two—goal win will leave them vulnerable to the result in the other game. the urgency was met with supreme agility. now news from the east, where that a swedish goal, german fa ns where that a swedish goal, german fans don't usually have to check the arithmetic. but they knew they needed to score. no problem, this is germany and they always do, surely? goodness me! they could not believe it and nor could anyone else. south korea was still going, now unable to qualify, they were desperate to leave a mark copy but wait, he is

players and coach have been subject to heavy criticism at home and mindful of the criticism coach joachim love it came straight out with a statement and this is what he had to say. today you should really try we have very upset and still haven't completely processed the pain and disappointment the exciting bits want to mint this problem because it's going to take some time to come to terms with it. we have to be honest with ourselves that we have failed at the world cup. we're all incredibly upset that we didn't deliver for our fans much of the team didn't perform the way they want to do and can bunch of misfits like much. but. as a coach i am responsible for that and i must ask myself why we didn't deliver all of us and we need to take some time now and soon the talks will be held it doesn't make the. york a lot speak. some good news now for consumers of modern art the german paint known as the world's most expensive living artist is being in a new exhibition close to the show in the city of traces the development of. abstract paintings they're considered to be some of the world's most i

germany's head coach, joachim low, who is now under extreme pressure, admitted they didn't deserve to last 16, he says. that's the general consensus. their 2—0 defeat to south korea means their

and then football coach joachim lives german team suffers a surprise loss in austria and a pretty well come friendly. with. i'm helena humphrey thanks for your company the former head of germany's refugee agency has pointed the finger at chancellor angela merkel hunk york advisor says he warned her last year about major problems and the strain stoff were under to handle asylum cases a major vos being creased migrant numbers but she said she and the former interior minister failed to take action this comes as the federal office for migration and refugees faces an internal review offer officials at its blame and raunch were accused of accepting bribes to wave through more than one thousand asylum applications. well i'm joined in the studio now by d.w. political correspondent repeat it. there are reports that chancellor merkel knew about the difficulties that the agency is facing quite some time ago one would imagine then that this could put pressure on her and her migration policies will it do you think absolutely because the rock migration policy and the refugee policy closely linked to

perhaps the biggest game in german football history in the last fifteen years all right so the coach joachim loew he's got to get it right this time which player . or is he going to be calling on tonight. oh no not enough is out officially yet but there are some suggestions that he's going to change to three five two it means that mario gomez is expected to come in and start with him of an antonio ruediger is supposed to be the man coming into a three man back line and in midfield the big news reportedly at the moment is that measures and some akira will not play if that does turn out to be the case you have to move has made some very big choices with players that he normally trusts and maybe it's a sign that the leadership group of his team is being changed so if that does turn out to be the lineup some very big calls from the germany coach this evening all right so what about their opponents sweden what can we expect them. to sit in a very solid side not very spectacular though as that seemed to be the case in the first game against career but their fans as you heard earlier very very spec

experienced players, but they still have one person within the ranks of as tournament experience, joachims he bring to the team? ithinkjoachim loew, having been there for so long, has developed a kind of rapport with the players, a way of doing things that is the perfect blend between harmony and discipline. the discipline comes from the fact that as an international manager, he can push a button, and players are not even called up, so a lot of power, unlike in club football, he can really decide what kind of teeny ones, what type of player he once, both in terms of playing style but also in terms of playing style but also in terms of playing style but also in terms of character, and he is in com plete terms of character, and he is in complete control, and he almost floats through press conferences, almost untouchable, and of course all the critics who point the finger at him and say they will never win anything with him at to bite the bullet and eat there had after he won the world cup. and now he is supremely confident in the decision—making process, and i don‘t think there is a better

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did i post a former racing driver hans joachim she says g t and i are the world's three most emotional letters they stand for passion technology and a long history the fans are here. it's one of a kind event i'd like. she t.-i owners loved it too many cars and some go a little heavy on the bling bling. has been by the youngest above admits he might have succumbed to. fever while building his car. that was ten years ago about gold was a color he'd always liked and it went well with the red car so he stuck with gold and silver to god if i'm going to be. around six thousand such cars and one hundred twenty thousand visitors make for a wifely lakeside party. finding yacht this is a few years ago once we get itself withdrew from the event but now they're back and are presenting a world premiere at their stand stunt. and what rolls out onto the stage is enough to get hot hatch fans hearts racing a goal of g.t.a. t.c.r. with two hundred fourteen kilowatts of power and a top speed of two hundred sixty four kilometers per hour obviously this recent driver says they took the g.t.a. from the stre

he was magnificent, mexico as a team were magnificent, and joachim loew, the german head coach, admittedrds that they just weren't at the races, really, and they were vulnerable. he said they've got to bounce back, need to put it all behind them. but those mexican fans in absolute dreamland, as you might imagine, and the bbc caught up with a few of them afterwards. translation: it was a great match, a spectacular goal by lozano. happy mexico. we want more! yes, sir! mexico played really, really good, with a lot of heart, with a lot of balls, like we say in mexico. so i think we'll be champions, like, all over the world, come on! mexico! so very differing emotions, as you might imagine. now, quite unlike germany, you said they have been losing the last couple of games they played recently, but brazil actually only had one loss out of 21 matches. there was the return of neymar, so expectations were high that brazil could banish those really painful memories at the hands of germany — 7—1 semi—final defeat on home soil four years ago. so tell us about the disappointment. well, yeah, you'd ex

won in brazil four years ago, but with one notable absentee — manchester city forward leroy sane, joachim was almost immediately stripped from the walls of the german football museum. these pictures have been getting a lot of attention on social media — the brutal nature of international football. you can get all the latest sports news at our website. that is bbc.com/sport. but from me, tulsen tollett, that is your tuesday sport briefing. if you have ever fancied buying your very own dinosaur and you've 2 million euros oi’ so to spare, well, you're too late, i'm afraid. that is the price this dinosaur skeleton fetched at auction in paris. it is not without controversy, though. many palaeontologists feel sales to private buyers mean valuable fossils are being lost to science. russell trott reports. if you've got something big to sell, you are going to need somewhere big enough to show it off. meet the 150 million —year—old theropods discovered in wyoming in the united states, shipped over to france and squeezed into the eiffel tower before being sold at auction. at almost nine metres long,

joachim loew, germany's head coach, wished them well and admitted that his side din't deserve to go furtherlike germany, not as the world knows them. this was a strangely edgy country, unsure of things that used to be certain, like their place in the next round. like the security of their goalkeeper, forced into an unexpected rescue mission. and germany have been relying on those. south korea sends their nerves. an unlikely victory might see them through. germany had most of the ball but none of the ideas. anything less tha n ball but none of the ideas. anything less than a two goal win would leave them vulnerable to the results on them vulnerable to the results on the other game. their belated urgency was met with extreme agility, somehow stopping this header. now, news from the east. word of a swedish goal. german fans usually don't have to check the arithmetic, but they knew they needed to score. no problem, this is germany. they always do— surely. they couldn't believe it. in south korea was still going. now unable to qualify, they were desperate to leave a mark which would be indelible

rejuvenate the national squad and whetherjoachim how to rejuvenate the national squad and whether joachimnal squad and whetherjoachim low is the right man for the manager ‘s job after 12 yea rs man for the manager ‘s job after 12 years in the role. the mood here is best summed up in the famous german footballing motto... which of course means footballing motto... which of course m ea ns after footballing motto... which of course means after the game is also before the game. thank you. the meeting between president trump and the russian president, vladimir putin, has been confirmed for 16th july in helsinki. it'll be the first summit between the two leaders since donald trump came to office and the second time they have met. the meeting will follow the nato summit, and mr trump's visit to london. the amount of taxpayers' money spent on the queen in the past year has risen by 13% — partly because of refurbishment works at buckingham palace, taking the queen's total spend for the last financial year to more than £a7 million. staff and travel costs are also up. 0ur royal correspondent sarah c

hans-joachim violently the trans repeat was ahead of its time it was one of the first systems of its kind and was regarded as a failure. shanda but when you make a mistake you should use it as a learning experience and carry on among them i feel a marxist get i'm just focused on for whatever reason that doesn't happen in germany i'm not instead we always feel a kind of shame for our mistakes while failures you know usually ones with us and i say yeah that's exactly the wrong approach mistakes are part of every development process if i'm not willing to make mistakes and i won't be able to build a better product and kind of your canvas was put on. when it comes to safety the hyperloop is still in its infancy. and the competition in los angeles the prototypes are tested her safety. but they're nowhere near ready to transport people. the pants have just enough technology to navigate their way through the tube. to students haven't yet attempted to build a pressurized cabin. the pressurized cabin is the weak point if it were damaged the passengers would be exposed to the vacuum. it's kind

midfielder lozano scored the winning goal in the thirty fifth minute and joachim low's team has struggled to convert any of its chances for an equaliser germany have not lost an opening world cup game since nineteen eighty two that. live now to the weddings his following everything in moscow and a sensational victory for mexico only. it was a sensational victory because germany always come into these told moments so strong and yet nobody ever thinks that that the best team and that's a best equipped to what it's like following the y. so throughout this march with mexico definitely the breaded same on the occasion you thought that germany would find a white to score even if it came in the last minute and of course it didn't the mexicans have fives here of a not to be wonderful some of the best we've had from the thirty two nations and i can't believe all the pain i will today because germany have that same you just don't think you're going to be i would say and now germany are in a perilous position they used to winning their groups they might not even be able to qualify for the knockout s

meanwhile, joachim low has picked captain manuel neuer, who's only played once since mid september.ve his fitness as he attempts to recover from a groin injury. belgium boss roberto martinez said his captain's leadership was crucial, but he's put laurent ciman on standby. crystal palace striker christian benteke has missed out. belgium are in england's group, they meet onjune the 28th. mohamed salah has been named in egypt's world cup squad, but he won't be meeting up with his team—mates until saturday, as he continues his recovery from a shoulder injury. he was forced off during liverpool's champions league final defeatjust over a week ago. egypt's opening game is against uruguay on the 15th ofjune. england bowler chris woakes has been ruled out of sunday's one—day international against scotland. he took four wickets in the test win over pakistan, but he also picked up a thigh strain and joins ben stokes on the injury list. surrey‘s tom curran comes in. meanwhile, englnad's women have recalled pace bowler katherine brunt and wicketkeeper sarah taylor for the first two matches of th

he was rewarded for his efforts with the pfa young player of the season award, but coach joachim loewr. well, sane's manchester city team—mate vincent kompany has been given two weeks to recover from a groin injury by belgium boss roberto martinez. he says his captain's leadership is crucial, but he has put lauren see—mon on standby, in case kompany doesn't make it. crystal palace striker christian benteke has missed out on a place in the final squad. belgium are in england's group. they meet onjune the 28th. there was a very good weekend for england's cricketers at headingley with a test match win inside three days over pakistan, butjoe root, the team's captain, has warned that the victory must not be used to "paper over the cracks", insisting there's still plenty of work to do. it was their first test victory in nine matches and it was a comprehensive one. they were already way ahead whenjoss buttler hit a brilliant unbeaten 80. there wasn't much pakistan's batsmen could do, england winning by an innings and 55 runs, but root said that didn't mean all their problems were over. we do

big questions for coach joachim low ago, so was mesut 0zil.r selection and tactics and he said it was something for them to reckon with and would create public uproar in germany. he also said they deserved to go out. you wonder why we support our teams! fans in berlin we re we support our teams! fans in berlin were watching and there was shock and disbelief. those are the words we keep coming back to as we tried to put some sense to this. this world cup i think the team is not finished, they need two years to be a good team. all three matches, it was awful. i thought maybe the last 20 minutes they did everything but it was from first minute the same. 20 minutes they did everything but it was from first minute the samelj think we have got many troubles inside the team and the german people so they were arguing and there is no unit. a lot of reaction across social media of course. 0ne word from mats hummels. sorry. and one of the newspapers saying speechless. the same word as four yea rs speechless. the same word as four years ago after the demo

their manager, joachim loew, says they need to get back to playing to their strengths after mexico managedled to win their world cup opener since 1982. and it's even longer for brazil. not since 1978 have they failed to win their first game at a world cup. they failed to build on phillippe coutinho's stunner, conceding a pretty soft equaliser. but as i say, it seems to have been a pretty tentative first few days with teams feeling their way into the tournament. plenty going on away from the world cup too? it was still a big weekend in the sporting arena. well, there was a golf major on over the weekend — the us open at shinnecock hills — and it was very nearly won by a briton is the shape of tommy fleetwood. he became just the sixth player to shoot a 63 at the us open, but missed out by a single shot to the america brooks koepka, who successfully defended the title he won last year. there was tennis too, withjohanna konta beaten in the final of the nottingham open. she lost her temper in the defeat to ashleigh barty when she thought a line call should have gone her way, and she made her fr

that's maghoma joachim low said that.k, and we were surrounded by about 20 blokes watching what we were doing. it is five years since i have been. this country is so westernised now. i had preconceived ideas that it would not be particularly nice but i would put it in my top three major cities in the world. it's brilliant, i'm surprised how good moscow is fulsome i think steph has a question for us! iju5t i just wanted to ask you, sarah was saying earlier about how the mood of the fans has changed not this about the fans has changed not this about the players but the reception they getting from the russians. have you seen them come out more as we have gone further through the tournament? mark can't hear you. set was asking about the reception of the fans for players and fans of other countries from the people of russia. you have travelled all over. absolutely, we we re travelled all over. absolutely, we were in saransk the other day. how they got a game i have no idea but every single person there, walking through the str