Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey has described this weekend's clash with Germany as the 'biggest game of his life'.
Keeper relishing Germany game
Wales goalkeeper Wayne Hennessey has described this weekend's clash with Germany as the 'biggest game of his life'.
Hennessey goes into the game in good form having kept clean sheets in his last two outings for Wales and he is hoping to make it a hat-trick against Group D leaders Germany.
However, the Wolves custodian is realistic about Wales' chances of causing an upset.
Challenge
"I have had clean sheets in my last two games," Hennessey told
Sky Sports News. "Obviously the Germans are a fantastic team so hopefully I can go through with another clean sheet.
"It is a massive [challenge] with the players they have got they are fantastic.
"Hopefully we don't just sit back, hopefully we can go out and put a bit of pressure on them.
"If they get a chance they will punish you, so hopefully we will try not to let them get the chances.
"It is massive, absolutely massive [game].
"It is the biggest game of my life and I hope I could get keep a clean sheet. That would be fantastic."
