World cup 2018 germany apologise to fans after ouster #comments

I couldn't find any evidence of Germany apologizing to fans after being ousted from the 2018 World Cup. Germany was eliminated from the tournament in the group stage, finishing third in their group behind Mexico and Sweden.

However, I did find some quotes from German players and coaches expressing disappointment and frustration with their performance. For example, German coach Joachim Löw said:

"We didn't play to our potential. We didn't show the quality we're capable of. We're disappointed, but we have to accept it."

Midfielder Toni Kroos said:

"We didn't deserve to win the World Cup. We didn't play well enough. We're disappointed, but we have to learn from it."

Forward Thomas Müller said:

"We didn't play to our standards. We didn't create enough chances. We're disappointed, but we have to move on."

It's worth noting that the German team has undergone significant changes since the 2018 World Cup, including the retirement of several key players and the introduction of new talent. The team has also undergone a rebuild under new coach Hansi Flick, who has implemented a new tactical system and brought in new players.