Germany won again, and after a 4-0 win over North Macedonia, Germany became the first team to reach the World Cup.
After Frick took office, the team won all 5 games, scoring 17 goals and conceding only 1 goal, and Frick's transformation of the team was fruitful.
The team is no longer a five-back formation, and with Kroos retiring from the national team, Kimmich returned to his familiar back position, and his Bayern teammate Greska became the main back of the German team.
Vienna remains the main centre-forward, scoring five goals in his last five games. Add to that Reuss, Sane, Gnabry, Havertz, Gundogan and many other powerful players. The omnipotent German chariot seemed to be gradually returning.
Frick's credit is also credited with the magical manager who took over Bayern halfway and led Bayern to the Champions League for the first time in eight years. Now that he has taken over Loew's coaching whip and is in charge of the German chariot, in the next World Preliminary Round and next year's World Cup, what kind of results Frick will lead the German team to achieve is worth looking forward to.