Flick sends 'deepest condolences' to victims of Toledo train crash

On behalf of our players, our staff and myself, I want to send our deepest condolences here to all, to everyone affected by this tragic train accident in Toledo. So our thoughts are for the families who are going through this heartbreaking moment and we send them all our energy, all our positive energy and a lot of love. We lost two important games in one week. But I'm 100% convinced, 100% convinced about my team. I'm doing my job here the best I can and nothing changed, nothing changed. I don't lose any percent of attitude, mentality to coach this fantastic club, to coach this fantastic team. So I'm very happy to be here and change nothing. So it's like that and it's also football. Now we won the first 11 games, now we have two defeats, so we have to come back on the street to the victories and this is our job, what we have to do. But I'm 100 per cent convinced about our idea, how we want to play football. It's a long, long way to the end of the season where you can win the titles. And I think also now is a good moment. Nothing happened really bad. So, of course, we lost against Real. No one here loves it. So the players not, I'm not, the fans not, the club not. I think most of you also not. But at the end, we have to manage it. And how I said before, it's... It was also possible to win this game and we had also great chances but we have to accept this defeat. At the end I think also Harry Kane deserved to win. You know my opinion about Lamine, I think he's on this level to win also this trophy. I'm very proud about Lamine because he reacted very good in my opinion. What I see also in the training, he's very focused and this is the way how champions are responding and he's doing a good job at the moment and I'm very happy that he's on this way.