Germany in Northern Ireland: Conor Bradley wants to give Liverpool Team-Mate Florian Virtz “Hard Night” in Cologne

Germany comes on Sunday the game from the last part of the 3-0 surprise to begin their qualifying campaign with Bradley who believes that he leaves the race to make it in order next year.

“Shocked, probably, to start with,” he told his reaction to hear the news of Slovakia’s victory after he went out of the field in Luxembourg.

“I think you can look at both ways. I think it’s good and bad. It means a group wide now that is good for us (i), if we can become a positive result, it’s just good for us.”

The latest loss of Germany means that three defeats on the page for Julian Nagelsmann’s side, but Bradley is not doubt in the lasting quality of four world winners.

“It will be a really difficult test. Germany is one of the best nations in the whole world,” he added.

“They have some top players, so always nice to go to top players and see where you are compared to them.

“It is obvious that the results of the second night will be tricky from the beginning, so we need to stick together and I think we are in good chance.”