UEFA Women's European Championship

FT Friday, July 8, 2022
Denmark WWWWL 0
–
Germany LLWLW 4
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DEN000
GER134
Gtech Community Stadium · 15,746 att. · ESPN2

Match Report

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Germany make perfect Euros start with dominant win over Denmark

Germany's bid to win a record ninth European Championship got off to an emphatic start as they beat Denmark 4-0 in their Group B opener on Friday.

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Team Stats

10
Fouls
10
1
Yellow Cards
3
1
Red Cards
0
1
Offsides
3
4
Corner Kicks
7
5
Saves
2
42
Possession
58
6
SHOTS
23
3
ON GOAL
9
0.5
On Target %
0.4
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
175
Accurate Passes
429
273
Passes
530
0.6
Pass Completion %
0.8
4
Accurate Crosses
6
14
Crosses
20
0.3
Cross %
0.3
50
Long Balls
42
19
Accurate Long Balls
18
0.4
Long Balls %
0.4
0
Blocked Shots
7
10
Effective Tackles
8
18
Tackles
12
0.6
Tackle %
0.7
6
Interceptions
10
32
Effective Clearances
13
32
Clearances
13

Head to Head

DEN leads series 1-0

Lineups

GER · 4-3-3

  1. 1Merle FrohmsG
  2. 5Marina HegeringCD-L
  3. 3Kathrin HendrichCD-R
  4. 17Feli RauchLB
  5. 15Giulia GwinnRB
  6. 13Sara DäbritzCM
  7. 20Lina MagullLM
  8. 6Lena OberdorfRM
  9. 7Lea SchüllerF
  10. 19Klara BühlLF
  11. 9Svenja HuthRF

DEN · 3-4-3

  1. 1Lene ChristensenG
  2. 3Stine Ballisager PedersenCD
  3. 11Katrine VejeCD-L
  4. 4Rikke SeveckeCD-R
  5. 13Sofie JungeCM-L
  6. 7Sanne TroelsgaardCM-R
  7. 23Sofie SvavaLM
  8. 19Janni ThomsenRM
  9. 20Signe BruunF
  10. 17Rikke Marie MadsenCF-L
  11. 10Pernille HarderCF-R

Timeline

  1. 21' Goal! Germany 1, Denmark Women 0. Lina Magull (Germany) right footed shot from the right side of the box to the top right corner.
  2. 40' Lena Oberdorf (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 56' Substitution, Denmark Women. Kathrine Møller Kühl replaces Sanne Troelsgaard.
  4. 56' Substitution, Denmark Women. Nadia Nadim replaces Signe Bruun.
  5. 56' Substitution, Denmark Women. Mille Gejl Jensen replaces Rikke Madsen.
  6. 57' Goal! Germany 2, Denmark Women 0. Lea Schüller (Germany) header from very close range to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Lina Magull with a cross following a corner.
  7. 61' Substitution, Germany. Alexandra Popp replaces Lea Schüller.
  8. 61' Substitution, Germany. Lena Lattwein replaces Sara Däbritz.
  9. 61' Substitution, Germany. Jule Brand replaces Klara Bühl.
  10. 69' Substitution, Germany. Linda Dallmann replaces Lina Magull.
  11. 70' Substitution, Denmark Women. Simone Boye replaces Sofie Svava.
  12. 73' Felicitas Rauch (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  13. 78' Kathrine Møller Kühl (Denmark Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  14. 78' Goal! Germany 3, Denmark Women 0. Lena Lattwein (Germany) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Lena Oberdorf with a headed pass following a set piece situation.
  15. 84' Substitution, Denmark Women. Stine Larsen replaces Janni Thomsen.
  16. 84' Substitution, Germany. Sydney Lohmann replaces Lena Oberdorf.
  17. 86' Goal! Germany 4, Denmark Women 0. Alexandra Popp (Germany) header from the centre of the box to the centre of the goal. Assisted by Sydney Lohmann with a cross.
  18. 90'+2' Stine Larsen (Denmark Women) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  19. 90'+4' Marina Hegering (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  20. 90'+4' Second yellow card to Kathrine Møller Kühl (Denmark Women) for a bad foul.

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