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Joachim Low confident Germany would always qualify

Low never considered Germany exit
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Germany manager Joachim Low says that he was always confident that his side would clinch victory over Denmark last night, despite the possibility of a late exit.

Germany manager Joachim Low has admitted that he never feared that Germany would be knocked out of Euro 2012, despite a nervy half an hour against Denmark.

The Germans topped Group B following a 2-1 victory over the Danes last night but it could have been a different story after their opponents equalised in the second half, needing just one goal to knock one of the tournament favourites out of the competition.

"I had a plan," said Low. "Of course I had considered what would have happened if Denmark had in some way suddenly scored a goal but I never had that feeling.

"I was pretty relaxed because it doesn't get you anywhere when you panic. Bastian Schweinsteiger and Sami Khedira were always in control and I just had the feeling we would score."

Germany will face surprise qualifiers Greece in the quarter-finals next week.

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