Germany eased past Israel 2-0 in their friendly international on Saturday, scoring twice in the first half with Kai Havertz and Timo Werner, to make it eight wins in eight matches under coach Hansi Flick.
The Germans, who next face Netherlands in Amsterdam on Tuesday, are eager to get their team ready for the World Cup in November to make amends for their 2018 shock first-round tournament exit.
'I am satisfied with our game today,' Flick said. 'We are satisfied with every part of our game.
MATCH FACTS
Germany (4-2-3-1): Ter Stegen (Trapp 46); Kehrer, Tah, Schlotterbeck, Raum (Gunter 63); Weigl (Stach 63), Gundogan (Muller 46); Draxler, Musiala, Havertz (Nmecha 80); Werner (Sane 71)
Scorers: Havertz, Werner
Manager: Hansi Flick
Israel (4-4-2): Marciano; Dasa, Bitton, Goldberg, Menachem; Avraham (Kanichowsky 46), Peretz (Cohen 84), Abu Fani (Safuri 74), Solomon (Glazer 62); Dabbur (Haziza 74), Baribo (David 62)
Manager: Gadi Brumer
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'I would have been angry if we had conceded in the end though,' he said of an Israel stoppage-time penalty awarded after Germany's Nico Schlotterbeck had brought down Yonathan Cohen.