UEFA Women's European Championship

FT Sunday, July 31, 2022
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England WWWWW 2
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Wembley Stadium · 87,192 att. · ESPN

Match Report

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Chloe Kelly's extra-time winner gives England historic Euro title against Germany

England ended their wait for a major trophy as Chloe Kelly's goal gave them a 2-1 win against Germany in the women's European Championship final.

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Team Stats

22
Fouls
20
3
Yellow Cards
4
0
Red Cards
0
1
Offsides
2
7
Corner Kicks
8
6
Saves
3
48
Possession
52
16
SHOTS
13
4
ON GOAL
8
0.3
On Target %
0.6
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
329
Accurate Passes
333
482
Passes
460
0.7
Pass Completion %
0.7
4
Accurate Crosses
5
25
Crosses
20
0.2
Cross %
0.3
44
Long Balls
77
10
Accurate Long Balls
33
0.2
Long Balls %
0.4
6
Blocked Shots
1
19
Effective Tackles
11
33
Tackles
17
0.6
Tackle %
0.6
5
Interceptions
13
31
Effective Clearances
29
31
Clearances
29

Highlights

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Head to Head

GER leads series 3-1-1

Lineups

ENG · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Mary EarpsG
  2. 8Leah WilliamsonCD-L
  3. 6Millie BrightCD-R
  4. 3Rachel DalyLB
  5. 2Lucy BronzeRB
  6. 14Fran KirbyAM
  7. 4Keira WalshLM
  8. 10Georgia StanwayRM
  9. 9Ellen WhiteF
  10. 11Lauren HempAM-L
  11. 7Beth MeadAM-R

GER · 4-3-3

  1. 1Merle FrohmsG
  2. 5Marina HegeringCD-L
  3. 3Kathrin HendrichCD-R
  4. 17Feli RauchLB
  5. 15Giulia GwinnRB
  6. 6Lena OberdorfCM
  7. 13Sara DäbritzLM
  8. 20Lina MagullRM
  9. 7Lea SchüllerF
  10. 22Jule BrandLF
  11. 9Svenja HuthRF

Timeline

  1. 23' Georgia Stanway (England) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  2. 24' Ellen White (England) is shown the yellow card.
  3. 40' Felicitas Rauch (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 45' Substitution, Germany. Tabea Wassmuth replaces Jule Brand.
  5. 56' Substitution, England. Ella Toone replaces Fran Kirby.
  6. 56' Substitution, England. Alessia Russo replaces Ellen White.
  7. 57' Lena Oberdorf (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  8. 57' Lea Schüller (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  9. 62' Goal! England 1, Germany 0. Ella Toone (England) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the top left corner. Assisted by Keira Walsh with a through ball.
  10. 64' Substitution, England. Chloe Kelly replaces Beth Mead because of an injury.
  11. 67' Substitution, Germany. Nicole Anyomi replaces Lea Schüller.
  12. 73' Substitution, Germany. Sydney Lohmann replaces Sara Däbritz.
  13. 79' Goal! England 1, Germany 1. Lina Magull (Germany) left footed shot from the right side of the six yard box to the top right corner. Assisted by Tabea Wassmuth.
  14. 88' Substitution, England. Alex Greenwood replaces Rachel Daly.
  15. 88' Substitution, England. Jill Scott replaces Georgia Stanway.
  16. 90' First Half Extra Time begins England 1, Germany 1.
  17. 90' Substitution, Germany. Linda Dallmann replaces Lina Magull.
  18. 100' Alessia Russo (England) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  19. 103' Substitution, Germany. Sara Doorsoun replaces Marina Hegering.
  20. 105'+2'
  21. 105'
  22. 110' Goal! England 2, Germany 1. Chloe Kelly (England) right footed shot from very close range to the centre of the goal following a corner.
  23. 111' Chloe Kelly (England) is shown the yellow card for excessive celebration.
  24. 113' Substitution, Germany. Lena Lattwein replaces Felicitas Rauch.
  25. 120' Substitution, England. Nikita Parris replaces Lauren Hemp.
  26. 120'+3' Second Half Extra Time ends, England 2, Germany 1.

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