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Germans worry McCarthy

AFP, Dublin
Republic of Ireland boss Mick McCarthy admitted Saturday that he was most wary about meeting the unpredictable Germans in their decisive second World Cup Group E clash next month.
Despite their apparent preWorld Cup dip in form in recent friendly defeats to Argentina and Wales, McCarthy is convinced Rudi Voller's side will be on top of their game once the tournament starts.
Ireland play the Germans in Ibaraki on June 5, the result of which is likely to determine who tops the four-team group.
Germany are the most unpredictable nation as it is hard to determine which team will show on the day - the one hammered 5-1 by England or the one which comfortably disposed of the Ukraine in a play-off.
"I watched the game against
Argentina and I had them watched in the game against Wales, who played very well according to the report," said McCarthy.
"I wonder about the commitment of the German side in a friendly for those games.
"I am not knocking the Wales team because it was a wonderful performance and a great result, but like myself and our defeat to Nigeria, I don't think Rudi Voller will have been too concerned.
"They've got good players. They were missing a few against Wales, so they've got good players to come back into the squad."
African Cup of Nations champions Cameroon will also be vying for top spot, while McCarthy is even refusing to rule out the challenge of expected whipping boys Saudi Arabia.
"But overall, I think the group is fairly even. It's a great group, one which is exciting and interesting.
"I don't think anyone can say, unless they are completely arrogant, they are the best team in the group and are going to wipe the floor with everybody else.
"I think each and everyone of us will take points off the other."
The 2-1 defeat to Nigeria at Lansdowne Road on Thursday night will have given McCarthy plenty to think about on the three-flight journey to Saipan where he and his 23-man squad are based for the next six days.
The holiday island is where the Republic are enjoying a sunshine break before stepping up preparations prior to their opening group game against Cameroon on June 1.
"I think we played exceptionally well against Nigeria and if anybody wants to dwell on the negative then so be it, but it's down in the records. That is one in the defeat column and it's not something that pleases me," added McCarthy.
"But at this moment in time I am looking for spirit, performance and fitness. The manner in which we played the game, all those things were very positive.
"But I will have to see while we are over there as to how everybody copes with the heat and the humidity in training and also the game against Hiroshima (on May 25)."