Despite already qualifying for next year's tournament as Group A winners with 24 points from eight games, Germany are not prepared to take their foot off the gas in their remaining two fixtures against Turkey and then Belgium on October 11.
"We want to go through this campaign undefeated and will try to win the remaining two games," coach Joachim Low told reporters. "We want to set an historic milestone with ten wins out of as many games."
"Especially the game against Turkey [in Istanbul] will be marked by a lot of emotions. The fans will do everything to stand behind their team as an extra player," he said.
"I will most certainly not make seven or eight changes to positions as I did [in a friendly game] against Poland for example," Low added.
With the only major absence being midfielder Toni Kroos, Loew's sole concern is likely to be who starts in attack.
Klose, with 62 goals in 112 internationals, is chasing Gerd Mueller's all-time German record of 68 international goals.
"We said we wanted to be in control. We can see this continuing as we reach the end of the qualifying stage. We are in control and we are continuing on our way," Hiddink told reporters on Monday.
"We have to accept that this is going to be a very difficult match. I don't think that I'm a pessimist but we need to know that our job will be hard when playing teams like these. We need to face the realities," Hiddink said.
"We know that at the very least we need to get four points from two games. We know Germany's strength. They are undefeated. Their whole squad is here. We know it is going to be difficult but it is also not impossible," he said.
