Germany forward Timo Werner said Thursday that his team was ready to "fight for their lives" in their attempt to beat Sweden and keep alive their hopes of progressing to the knockout stages at the 2018 World Cup.
Germany will play Sweden in their second Group F game in Sochi on Saturday after losing 1-0 to Mexico in their first World Cup match on Sunday.
"These players - they have already won so much in their careers - they do not want to retire here in the group stage. That would also be a personal defeat for them. Young players like me need to be guided by the leaders. Everyone knows what it's all about and they're ready - to put it bluntly - to fight for their lives on Saturday," 22-year-old Werner told journalists.
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