Germany: National team trains ahead of 'solidarity' match against Netherlands

Football players from Germany's national team trained ahead of their upcoming friendly against the Netherlands in Barsinghausen, Monday. Earlier in the day, the team's manager Joachim Loew talked about his reservations over holding the game in the wake of the Paris attacks. Due to take place on Tuesday in Hanover, the match is expected to have a high security presence after attacks in Paris left 132 people dead and more than 349 injured on Friday. One of the coordinated attack targets included the Stade de France, where the 2014 World Cup-winners' were beaten in a friendly match with France. Chancellor Angela Merkel and her cabinet are due to attend the match as a show of solidarity for the victims of the terror attacks.