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How Germany won the Confederation Cup



 SOURCE: fcnaija.com
Paris Saint German playmaker, Julian Draxler has delightfully revealed how he captained Germany to win the 2017 FIFA Condeferations Cup in Russia.
Joachim Loew fielded a young German side in the tournament and while many doubted their mental strength they carried on and produced a professional performance in the final to beat Chile 1-0 in St Petersburg.

Die Mannschaft capitalized on an error by Marcelo Diaz and Timo Werner carefully played in Lars Stindl who struck the winner.

"We fought well and deserved this win," BBC Sport quotes him as saying. "We hadn't played together before the tournament, which makes it even more valuable.
"Every title is special, but with this young team, it's even more so. Now we can all go on holiday - and even take the trophy with us."
Germany have won the World Cup, Under-21s Euros and Confederations Cup in less than 72 hours.

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