Evian: He is the big-name forward yet to score at Euro 2016, but Thomas Mueller says his main concern is helping Germany beat France in tonight's Euro 2016 semi-final.

German coach Joachim Loew (left) speaks to striker Thomas Mueller during a training session at Evian-les-Bains in South-East France on the eve of tonight's Euro 2016 semi-final against France yesterday. Pics/Getty Images, AFP

Mueller, top scorer at the 2010 World Cup in South Africa and with 32 goals for Bayern Munich last season, has yet to open his account at the European Championship finals.

The self-confident forward says his sole concern is helping Germany win in Marseille in their bid to add the European crown to their 2014 World Cup title.

Mueller said Germany are at the contest as world champions "and the chance to win two titles back-to-back is not something you get everyday."

'I've had few chances'
"Reaching that goal is what drives me on. I haven't had that many chances here and the ones I have missed were by a matter of centimetres. I'm not driving myself crazy about it.