Germany coach Joachim Loew says he is prepared for his side to meet either World Cup winner Spain or finalist the Netherlands, ahead of the draw for the Euro 2012 group stage next month. Germany hammered the Dutch 3-0 in Hamburg Tuesday and, having breezed through its Euro 2012 qualifying campaign with a perfect record of 10 wins, Loew's team is one of the favorites to win its fourth European crown. The groups for next June's Euro 2012 finals will be drawn in Kiev Friday, Dec. 2, with co-hosts Poland and the Ukraine in pot one alongside defending champion Spain and the Netherlands. Spain and the Netherlands were confirmed as top seeds for Euro 2012. Germany will be in pot two along with England, Italy and Russia and Loew has no problems knowing the Germans could well face either the Dutch or Spanish in its group. “We know that anything is possible,” he said. “We know that we could meet Spain or Holland in the group stage and we have to assume that can happen. “I have no concerns. We have been working for years towards our goal of being better and consistent. “You can only beat the good teams when you are playing well, not with aggression. Our development is very good, we have showed consistency and beaten the best teams. The consistency is what pleases me the most.” The final places for Euro 2012 were decided after the play-offs were completed Tuesday and the other pots have now been determined. In pot three will be Portugal, Greece, Sweden and Croatia, while pot four will contain Denmark, France, Ireland and the Czech Republic. Germany has now beaten both Brazil and the Netherlands this year, but Loew warned that the European Championship is still more than six months away. “This time we were better, but things won't necessarily stay the same,” said Loew, with Germany set to face France in a friendly in Bremen next February. “Until Euro 2012, we still have a long six months to prepare and we have just one game left before the final preparations begin. “Things could change by then. If the Euro was to start tomorrow, of course, I'd be happy. But we have to keep this form and in the tournament, you have to hold it for three or four weeks.” Loew also praised Lazio striker Miroslav Klose, who captained Germany for the night in Hamburg with regular skipper Philipp Lahm rested.
