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No Loew points

AFP, Vaduz
Germany coach Joachim Loew highlighted his side's offensive strengths against a "defence-minded" Liechtenstein after the minnows were
routed 6-0 in their opening World Cup 2010 qualifier on Saturday.
Bayern Munich striker Lukas Podolski led the charge with two second-half goals after the Euro 2008 finalists had re-ernerged from the dressing room with a 1-0 lead, and from then on it was all one-way traffic.
Germany now face stiffer opposition from Group 4 in the shape of Finland on Wednesday, but on tire night France lost to Austria and Italy and England struggled against minor opposition Loew was more than happy with his side's response to Liechtenstein's "defensive" approach.
"It was clear that we wanted to win and have no problems securing the victory," said Loew.
"Liechtenstein started strongly, but it was good for our confidence to know we can play well against defence-minded opposition."
Liechtenstein's Swiss coach Hans-Peter Zaugg admitted his side's resistance broke when Germany scored two goals in as many minutes on the 65 minute mark.
He said: "They deserved victory. We played a good first half and our goal had been to continue that for another 45 minutes, but we couldn't and the goal on 65 minutes broke our morale."
"It's a great feeling to have scored my first international goal," said Westermann who was winning only his fifth cap.
"In the first half, we needed one or two more goals, but in the end the result was clear."
With two goals to his credit, Podolski gave die perfect reply to Bayern Munich manager Uli Hoeness who accused him of
"whining" last week after the striker complained about being left on the bench by his club.
"I always enjoy placing for the national team and always give everything 1 have," said the 23-year-old who has now scored 30 goals and won 56 caps for Gennany.
"I feel well in the team, I have the confidence of the coach.
"Now we have put down the foundation stone and we have to build on that in Finland."