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Kimmich doesn't worry me. Hector is just ok, but it won't be at all easy for Italy to exploit him.
No need to change Kroos-Khedira at this point. Honestly I have very little to criticize Jogi for as far as the performance goes (apart from the fact that Podolski and Schürrle have played at all). It's quite different from 2014. Full back problems and controversy have been settled fairly resoundingly, pressing is actually pretty compact and flexible, and the buildup play is great. This campaign has me more far more optimistic than I was in 2014. Of course, that can all fall apart with a couple bad breaks or small mistakes, but I can't criticize Löw for how the team has played so far.
I wouldn't say I have much criticism him for; just that for this match I'd love to have Weigl sitting behind Mesut, Toni & Sami, and I don't expect Jogi to be clever enough to do so.