Germany boss Joachim Low sends fans into hysterics as he appears to pick nose AGAIN on live TV in England Euro 2020 win - 7M sport

Germany boss Joachim Low sends fans into hysterics as he appears to pick nose AGAIN on live TV in England Euro 2020 win



Posted Wednesday, June 30, 2021 by Thesun.co.uk

GERMANY boss Joachim Low sent fans into hysterics after he appeared to pick his nose AGAIN on live TV during England's 2-0 win.

The 61-year-old has become well known for his 'scratch and sniff' touchline antics during major tournaments.

Germany boss Joachim Low sends fans into hysterics as he appears to pick nose AGAIN on live TV in England Euro 2020 win
Germany boss Joachim Low appeared to pick his nose on live TV again

Germany boss Joachim Low sends fans into hysterics as he appears to pick nose AGAIN on live TV in England Euro 2020 win
Germany chief Low sent fans into hysterics when he then put his hands to his mouth

And in his last game as Germany boss, Low added one final image to live in the memory and join his illustrious collection.

Trailing 2-0 to England at Wembley this evening, the live match feed showed Die Mannschaft's soon-to-be departing head coach.

Unsurprisingly, he appeared to be picking his nose and social media was quick to notice.

One user quipped: "It’s not an international tournament until this guy smells his fingers after rooting around in his pants."

While another asked: "He’s at it again! None of us will miss THIS at major tournaments."

A third added: "Low tasting defeat!"

However, one worried Three Lions supporter speculated that the Germany boss may have had sinister intentions with his pick and lick.

A fourth commented: "Low definitely getting his own revenge on England by shaking every player's hand now..."

SunSport previously reported that Low was caught smelling his fingers during Germany's 1-0 defeat to France.

Fortunately for Gareth Southgate, it was the toe, not the finger of Raheem Sterling that finally broke the deadlock as he slotted past Manuel Neuer.

And Harry Kane made sure of a priceless win for England as he nodded Jack Grealish's cross home.

England will now face Ukraine on Saturday in Rome for a spot in the last four following their 2-1 win over ten-man Sweden.



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