Die Mannschaft
Franz Beckenbauer monitors the performance of the team and the coach for a TV broadcaster while staying in touch with "his World Cup winners" in the US—particularly Lothar Matthäus. This increases the pressure on Vogts and the unrest within the squad, which is increasingly fracturing into three camps: the veteran World Cup winners led by captain Matthäus, the young players around Effenberg, and the players from the former East Germany, Sammer and Kirsten. Further conflict arises from the players' wives, who—to Vogts' annoyance—seek to be close to their husbands. Stefan Raab's satirical song causes the players to lose respect for their coach.
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