Topics: Joachim Low, Thomas Muller, Manuel Neuer, Germany, Gibraltar, Euro 2014 Qualifying
The 54-year-old die Mannschaft boss claims his side "has not lived up to expectations and requirements" after the victory at Nurnberg, their first win since September

Despite Germany's 4-0 win over Gibraltar in Friday night's Euro 2016 qualifying clash, national team coach Joachim Low admits to being left “far from satisfied” by his side's performance.

Currently second-placed in Group D with seven points, the World Cup champions took an early lead through Thomas Muller after 12 minutes, who completed his brace 17 minutes later, before a Mario Gotze and a Yogan Santos own goal  secured all three points for die Mannschaft.

Germany's first win since September 7, their 54-year-old boss insisted his team failed to live up to expectations after their Nurnberg victory, stating after the game:

"I am far from satisfied.”

Joachim Low left "far from satisfied" despite their 4-0 win over Gibraltar in their Euro 2016 Qualifying clash on Friday

Thomas Muller, Germany, Gibraltar, Euro 2016 Qualifying

The Germany vs Gibraltar match was so low-key, die Mannschaft goalkeeper Manuel Neuer felt free to roam in midfield, becoming a hit on Twitter as a result

"The team has not lived up to expectations and requirements. If we want to play like a champions, then four goals are simply too few. 

"We wanted to permanently occupy the penalty area, which was not the case - especially in the second half. 

"It is always important to play against such teams in the width and depth; we often played in the middle.

"I would have also thought that some more players would impose [themselves]. The level that was present before and during the World Cup has dropped."