Mario Gomez: Germany Should Have No Problems Beating Kazakhstan

Germany attacker Mario Gomez is full of confidence ahead of Saturday’s Euro 2012 qualifier against Kazakhstan and has made it clear that the Nationalelf should be able to pick up the full three points without too many problems.

“With all due respect to Kazakhstan, this match really shouldn’t be too much of a problem for us,” said Gomez on the official website of the German FA.

“We want to secure qualification for Euro 2012 as soon as possible and we really can’t afford to stumble against Kazakhstan.”

The Bayern Munich striker then went on to say that Germany not only want to please the crowd with attacking football, but they want trophies as well.

“We don’t just want to please the crowd when we play at a big tournament. We want to win trophies and provide entertainment.

“National team coach Joachim Loew didn’t sign a contract extension just to participate in big tournaments. He has the ambition to win titles and we can do just that with this Germany team.”

Germany have so far averaged a three-goal win in each of their Euro 2012 qualifiers, including a 3-0 win over Kazakhstan in their first meeting.