Robin Gosens, Serge Gnabry and Kai Havertz train with Germany ahead of Hungary clash at Euro 2020 – in pictures

Hungary next up for Low's squad, who are still buzzing from their superb win over Portugal in Group F

Germany full-back Robin Gosens at their Euro 2020 training camp in Herzogenaurach on Monday, June 21. Getty

Left to right: Kevin Trapp, Christian Guenter, Robin Koch and Matthias Ginter playing head tennis at training. Getty

Germany and Chelsea striker Timo Werner arrives at training. Getty

Aerial view of the training camp in Herzogenaurach, Germany. Getty

Germany and Bayern Munich midfielder Leon Goretzka. Getty

Germany and Atalanta full-back Robin Gosens. Getty

Left to right: Emre Can, Marcel Halstenberg, Serge Gnabry and Leon Goretzka. Getty

Germany manager Joachim Low speaks to his squad at training. Getty

Germany and Bayern Munich attacker Serge Gnabry controls the ball. Getty

Germany manager Joachim Low, right, oversees the training session. Getty

Germany players mess around with defender Matthias Ginter, centre, during training. Getty

Leroy Sane, left, and Antonio Rudiger arrive for training. Getty

Manager Joachim Low with Leon Goretzka and Serge Gnabry. Getty

Kevin Trapp, left, and Robin Gosens. Getty

Joachim Low watches his players stretch at training. Getty

Leon Goretzka and Serge Gnabry. Getty

Germany players during training. Getty

Germany and Leeds defender Robin Koch heads the ball during training. Getty

Germany goalkeeper Manuel Neuer. Getty

Joachim Low with Antonio Ruediger, Leon Goretzka and Serge Gnabry. Getty

Leroy Sane, front left, with Manuel Neuer. Getty

Robin Gosens of Germany. Getty

Leon Goretzka and Emre Can chat during training. Getty

Germany stretching at training. Getty

Germany and Chelsea attacker Kai Havertz arrives for the Germany training session

Germany were back on the training pitch on Monday, fresh from their superlative win over Portugal at Euro 2020.

After losing their opening game 1-0 to France, Joachim Low's side needed a big performance against the reigning champions – and they certainly did not disappoint.

Germany's thrilling 4-2 victory in Munich was arguably the performance of the tournament so far and thrust left-wingback Robin Gosens firmly into the spotlight after a man-of-the-match display.

The Atalanta player scored one and set-up two, while special mention should also go to Joshua Kimmick on the other flank, plus attackers Kai Havertz and Serge Gnabry who all tormented Portugal throughout.

The team looked in good spirits at their training camp in Herzogenaurach as Low prepares his team for the final group-stage game against Hungary on Wednesday.

France currently top the 'Group of Death' with four points, with Germany second on three – level with Portugal – while Hungary sit bottom of the pile with a single point.