Muller hits out at Germany fans after Turkish supporters took over the stadium

The DFB had anticipated a different outcome in their match against Turkey in Berlin on Saturday evening.

Intending to spark heightened enthusiasm ahead of the upcoming European Championships next year, Germany failed to set fans' hearts alive with a 2-3 defeat at the Berlin Olympic Stadium.

Kai Havertz opened the scoring just five minutes in, despite taking up a new role at left-back, though instead of a compelling performance against Turkey, the national team experienced a disappointing defeat.

Arsenal fans were left in shock at the move from Naglesmann, as the £65million summer signing from Premier League rivals Chelsea has scored just once since the start of the season.

With German fans disheartened, initial encouragment from the early lead was curtailed as loud Turkish whistles were heard throughout the line-up announcement and continued in the match.

Speaking after the match, German captain Thomas Muller - who was benched for the match - expressed his frustration at the fans: 'The scenario of losing here – we actually wanted to show the fans here that they are singing for the wrong flag.

'We loved the atmosphere!” He sarcastically added.

Borussia Dortmund striker, Niclas Fullkrug described the friendly as 'an away match in the capital,' despite scoring Germany's second goal when he netted home a Florian Wirtz pass.

At the start of the second half, German supporters' efforts to encourage their team were met with a symphony of whistles from fans in the Olympic Stadium.

Goalkeeper Kevin Trapp acknowledged the difficult atmosphere during the game: 'Of course the audience always plays a role somewhere. We got into the game really well and every action from the Turks was enthusiastically cheered on, including from the stands.

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