Timo Werner: Sigh of relief for Germany's 'Tanks'

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The match with Saudi Arabia is the last team of coach Joachim Loew before entering the tournament in Russia. Of course you have to throw the most powerful force possible to measure how much power is active. Especially with the attack, Loew has an invisible fear.

In five friendly matches since the 2018 World Cup qualifiers, Germany lost 2 and drew 3. They scored just four goals, less than one goal per game. Of course, such a momentum does not make the fans feel secure, although Germany has never been a team to create prestige in front of the big leagues.

The 2-1 victory over Saudi Arabia was more meaningful than usual. First of all, it was a ... victory, ending the long chain of protracted battles. Second, this is the first German game to use only the people who will fly to Russia. So it can be understood that there will be no test, no probe, nor can it be hidden.

After the Nils Petersen, Loew had only two options for striker Timo Werner and Mario Gomez. With age (32) and Gomez's ability at the moment, he is almost going to be a backup.

Werner is the backbone of the Duc
Werner is the backbone of the Duc

So when Werner was promoted in the match against Saudi Arabia, a lot of people were watching the match even if the opponent does not match with Germany. And Werner was not disappointed to leave shoes in both of his goals: one goal and one pass.

With Joshua Kimmich in the lead with a deep shot past Saudi Arabia, Marco Reus set off for Werner. A goal to show the best qualities of the Germans: accuracy, rhythm and teammates.

At the second goal, the offside is the offside trap familiar. This time, Reus drops the ball so Werner runs to the back. Without the clumsiness of the defender Thomas Mueller will also have goals for themselves.

Werner is very sensitive to the opponent
Werner is very sensitive to the opponent

Overall, in both situations, Werner showed a sense of space, especially with a very short burst of speed. Desperately speaking, Werner's flexibility helped Germany create more "virtual" strikers, occasionally sneaking into the penalty area like Sami Khedira, Julian Draxler or Ilkay Guendogan.

For his part, Werner runs the preferred space is the left corridor to show the ability to go ball and create extreme mutation. With the ball in his leg, Werner can pay back inside or finish himself. Saudi Arabia may be too weak to support but when the calculations are accurate, Germany can fully apply this piece to the heavier opponents.

Finally, after much controversy, German fans can also be somewhat relieved about the striker, especially his striker. Werner is not a typical "number 9" but do not overlook the effect that 22-year-old guy brings.