Franz Beckenbauer is certain English clubs are not in the midst of a Euro-crisis despite the domino crash which culminated in Everton 's five-goal hammering in Kiev . The Merseysiders , the last representatives of the Barclays Premier League in European competition this season , lost 5-2 against Dynamo Kiev and went out of the Europa League with a 6-4 aggregate defeat . It leaves English football with no teams in the last eight of either trophy for the first time in 22 years . Bayern Munich honoary president Franz Beckenbauer insists that English football is not facing a crisis . Dynamo Kiev 's Andriy Yarmolenko ( right ) and Everton 's James McCarthy vie for the ball in the Europa League . Kiev left-back Vitorino Antunes ( centre ) shields the ball from Everton striker Romelu Lukaku ( right ) Everton players look dejected following their 5-2 loss to Dynamo Kiev in the Europa League on Thursday . 'It is a temporary problem , ' said Beckenbauer . ' I am not very happy because there are no English teams in the quarter-finals . But in Germany we are having the same debate . We almost have the same problems . 'We had four teams in the Champions League but only one has survived , Bayern Munich . 'Last year the Bundesliga teams were very successful . And two years before when the final was held at Wembley , we had two teams in the final and everybody said we had the best league in the world . 'It is temporary . Sometimes you are very unlucky and you get defeated . Next year is another year . ' Beckenbauer was speaking at the launch of Gazprom 's third annual 'Football for Friendship ' initiative . Bayern Munich are the only German team to be left in the quarter-finals of the Champions League this season . Midfielder Xabi Alonso ( left ) goalkeeper Pepe Reina ( right ) admire the penumbral solar eclipse on Friday . ( Front to back ) Philipp Lahm , Robert Lewandowski , Arjen Robben and Sinan Kurt warm up in training . He is a global ambassador for the international children 's social project , which brings young footballers together from 24 different countries around Europe and will offer many of them the chance to attend the Champions League final in Berlin on June 6 . The showpiece will take place without an English team but Beckenbauer , an honorary president for Bayern Munich , a club he served as a legendary captain and manager , will be hoping for a German victory on home soil . ' I hope Bayern Munich will be there opposite whoever , this is my dream , ' he said . 'If they are in the final , I will keep my fingers crossed because I am the president and I have to support my team . But there is a long way to go . ' Wolfsburg are Germany 's only team left in the last eight of the Europa League . Beckenbauer was speaking at the launch of Gazprom 's third annual 'Football for Friendship ' initiative . Wolfsburg striker Nicklas Bendtner scores a goal during the Europa League tie against Inter Milan . Wolfsburg are the only German team to be left in the quarter-finals of the Europa League this season .
There are no English teams left in European competition this season . Everton crashed out of the Europa League on Thursday at Dynamo Kiev . Arsenal and Manchester City exited the Champions League earlier this week . Despite this , Franz Beckenbauer says English football is not in a crisis . There are quarter-finals German teams left in European quarter-finals .