Germany have started their Euro 2012 campaign with an ominous swagger, beating Portugal and the Netherlands.
Mario Gomez has three goals in two matches, Bastian Schweinsteiger has found his range in midfield and there has been a ruthlessness to their early play.
Jamie Borthwick caught up with Bundesliga Football's Stefan Bienkowski to discuss the Germany team, their prospects and their chances at Euro 2012.
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