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FIFA World Cup: Germany's preparations hit by week of turbulence

A car crash, injuries, a urinating scandal and a driving ban have all caused disruption to coach Joachim Loew's plans for the 2014 World Cup

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Germany's goalkeeper Manuel Neuer warms up during a training session yesterday. Pic/AFP

Germany's goalkeeper Manuel Neuer warms up during a training session yesterday. Pic/AFP

Berlin: Germany's World Cup preparation has been hit by a week of turbulence in which a car crash, injuries, a scandal and a driving ban have all caused disruption.

Germany's goalkeeper Manuel Neuer warms up during a training session yesterday. Pic/AFP
Germany's goalkeeper Manuel Neuer warms up during a training session yesterday. Pic/AFP 

Head coach Joachim Loew took his squad to a luxury, five-star hotel in south Tirol's St Leonhard for 10 days to prepare his stars for their World Cup Group G campaign, which starts on June 16 against Portugal in Salvador.

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