Germany midfielder Sami Khedira said during Thursday's press conference that his team will beat Sweden in their second World Cup match after a Swedish reporter offered him and his teammates plane tickets back to Germany saying they would need them in case of losing to the Scandinavian side.
The defending champions got off their World Cup campaign to a frustrating start as they lost 1-0 to Mexico and will next face Sweden in their second Group F game in Sochi on Saturday.
"We don’t need it [a plane ticket]. We don’t want to go back home. We are thinking to win this game. After this bad start, we know that it’s super difficult, but we know that we are a strong team. We analyzed the game, we saw Sweden play and we are sure that we are winning this game. I think we’ll need them [plane tickets] on July 16," Khedira told journalists.
Germany are widely regarded as one of the favorites to win the World Cup, which will come to an end on 15 July.
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