The players and staff deserve just as much plaudits as the coach after his 100th win in charge, said the reluctant hero of the hour
Joachim Low was keen to pay tribute to Germany players and staff past and present after he chalked up a 100th win as national team head coach.
The landmark arrived in his 150th game, with a superb Kerem Demirbay opener and Timo Werner's brace sealing a 3-1 win over 10-man Cameroon at the Confederations Cup.
Low was in reflective mood afterwards, reviewing a tenure where the high-watermark came with World Cup glory in Brazil three years ago, although Germany have never done worse than reach the semi-finals under the 57-year-old.