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schema:articleBody	Joachim Loew admitted it was a "black day" for Germany after their 6-0 drubbing against Spain in the Nations League piled pressure on the team's coach. Ferran Torres scored a hat-trick as Spain ran riot in Seville, leaving Loew to pick through the wreckage of Germany's worst defeat for 89 years. "This has been a black day for us," admitted Loew after Germany's heaviest defeat since losing 6-0 to Austria in Berlin in 1931. "We completely lost track of our plan after we went 1-0 down, which was deadly and the Spanish took their chances. "Nothing worked, neither in defence nor attack. "We left huge spaces, there was a lack of communication between the players." The thrashing was double that of Loew's previous worst defeat as Germany coach, when his side lost by 3-0 to both the Czech Republic in 2007 and to the Netherlands in 2018. Coming two years after their 2018 World Cup debacle, when Germany failed to get out of their group, this is the biggest crisis of Loew's 14-year reign. The 60-year-old, who led Germany to the 2014 World Cup title, insists he can still turn things around with seven months to go before the European Championships kick off in June. Germany face France and Portugal, the reigning world and European champions, in their group. "Of course," Loew insisted when asked if he wants to stay on, with two years left on his German FA contract. "It's our duty to look at this and ask what we can do better. "We were second best in every department, it was a black day -- there is no way of dressing this up." Loew has already been given the backing by Germany team director Oliver Bierhoff. "The trust in Joachim Löw is still completely there, absolutely," insisted Bierhoff. "We have to analyse this hard -- the Spanish goalkeeper hardly made a save the whole game. "There was a lack of experience there, no question. "We have to get rid of all the co-ordination problems in defence." ryj/td
schema:headline	'Black day': Loew shell-shocked by Germany's historic Spain defeat
schema:mentions	2018 FIFA World Cup 2014 FIFA World Cup Germany national football team Hat-trick Portugal national football team Seville France national football team Communication Black people Berlin Spain Association football Joachim Löw Oliver Bierhoff Ferran Torres German Football Association Austria national football team Czech Republic national football team Netherlands national football team UEFA European Championship Spain national football team
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schema:datePublished	2020-11-17 (xsd:date)
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