Manchester City midfielder Ilkay Gundogan did not hold back after his team's draw with Switzerland.

Germany took an early lead in the game through Gundogan, and appeared in control.

But they relinquished their authority on the game in the second half and were pegged back. They had to settle for a 1-1 draw.

"I'm a little pissed off. We lost balls unnecessarily. It's very annoying and I'm a little pissed off," Gundogan told ZDF.

"It was completely up to us. We were in a good starting position, leading 1-0. Then we gave away a bad pass, run into a counter-attack and then it's 1-1.

"This is not a process, this is a very simple football game. If you have the ball up front, you have to keep it up there. Then you have to fight the last 10, 20 minutes and you are lucky to get out with a point.

"I'm dissatisfied, honestly. We should have played through the second half as ice cold. So we're giving away two points."