HAMBURG, Germany (Reuters) - Germany's new coach Hansi Flick said he feels no pressure in carrying the expectations of his soccer-mad country on his shoulders with his team edging closer to a spot at the 2022 World Cup.
Flick, who took over from Joachim Loew earlier this year after Germany disappointed at the last two major tournaments, has made a winning start with three victories from three games so far.
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