Germany manager Joachim Low believes England have improved under Roy Hodgson and are a far better side than they were during the 2010 World Cup.
The Germans thumped England during the knock out stages in South Africa and the two nations could face-off again in the semi finals this week, if the Three Lions can overcome Italy in Kiev tonight.
Low feels England are much tougher nut to crack now and would fully expect a far tougher game:
“England are much better under Roy Hodgson than in 2010 and they are much better organised, they counter-attack fast.
“Roy in a short time, and he is known for this, has really built a good, compact team and got them ready. They are not so open any more, they are not as divided as they were in 2010 and they really play well as a team. Roy has managed to organise this team very well and they are tactically better than in 2010.”
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