UEFA Women's European Championship

FT Tuesday, July 8, 2025
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Germany WWWWW 2
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Match Report

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Germany beat Denmark to close in on quarterfinals

Germany's Sjoeke Nüsken and Lea Schüller struck in the second half to fire the eight-time champions to the verge of the Euro 2025 quarterfinals on Tuesday with a 2-1 victory over Denmark that left the Danes teetering on the brink of an early exit.

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Team Stats

7
Fouls
7
1
Yellow Cards
1
0
Red Cards
0
2
Offsides
3
3
Corner Kicks
10
3
Saves
3
28
Possession
72
5
SHOTS
27
4
ON GOAL
5
0.8
On Target %
0.2
0
Penalty Goals
1
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
1
138
Accurate Passes
474
219
Passes
554
0.6
Pass Completion %
0.9
2
Accurate Crosses
3
8
Crosses
28
0.3
Cross %
0.1
45
Long Balls
46
18
Accurate Long Balls
20
0.4
Long Balls %
0.4
0
Blocked Shots
15
10
Effective Tackles
11
15
Tackles
21
0.7
Tackle %
0.5
3
Interceptions
9
42
Effective Clearances
11
42
Clearances
11

Head to Head

Series tied 1-1

Lineups

GER · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Ann-Katrin BergerG
  2. 4Rebecca KnaakCD-L
  3. 6Janina MingeCD-R
  4. 2Sarai LinderLB
  5. 5Carlotta WamserRB
  6. 16Linda DallmannAM
  7. 9Sjoeke NüskenLM
  8. 20Elisa SenßRM
  9. 11Lea SchüllerF
  10. 19Klara BühlAM-L
  11. 22Jule BrandAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 12Stina JohannesSUB
  2. 15Selina CerciSUB
  3. 13Sara DäbritzSUB
  4. 21Ena MahmutovicSUB
  5. 3Kathrin HendrichSUB
  6. 18Giovanna HoffmannSUB
  7. 17Franziska KettSUB
  8. 10Laura FreigangSUB
  9. 14Cora ZicaiSUB
  10. 8Sydney LohmannSUB
  11. 23Sophia KleinherneSUB

DEN · 4-4-2

  1. 1Maja Bay ØstergaardG
  2. 3Stine Ballisager PedersenCD-L
  3. 4Emma FaergeCD-R
  4. 11Katrine VejeLB
  5. 15Frederikke ThøgersenRB
  6. 8Emma SnerleCM-L
  7. 6Karen HolmgaardCM-R
  8. 18Sara HolmgaardLM
  9. 19Janni ThomsenRM
  10. 10Pernille HarderCF-L
  11. 21Amalie VangsgaardCF-R

Substitutes

  1. 7Sanne TroelsgaardSUB
  2. 14Sofie BredgaardSUB
  3. 22Alberte AndersenSUB
  4. 20Signe BruunSUB
  5. 12Katherine Møller KühlSUB
  6. 9Nadia NadimSUB
  7. 23Cornelia KramerSUB
  8. 5Isabella ObazeSUB
  9. 2Sara ThrigeSUB
  10. 16Kathrine LarsenSUB
  11. 17Rikke Marie MadsenSUB
  12. 13Josefine HasboSUB

Timeline

  1. 26' Goal! Germany 0, Denmark 1. Amalie Vangsgaard (Denmark) right footed shot from the right side of the box to the bottom right corner.
  2. 48' Rebecca Knaak (Germany) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  3. 51' Katrine Veje (Denmark) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.
  4. 56' Goal! Germany 1, Denmark 1. Sjoeke Nüsken (Germany) converts the penalty with a right footed shot to the bottom left corner.
  5. 61' Substitution, Denmark. Signe Bruun replaces Janni Thomsen.
  6. 61' Substitution, Denmark. Cornelia Kramer replaces Amalie Vangsgaard.
  7. 61' Substitution, Denmark. Sanne Troelsgaard replaces Karen Holmgaard.
  8. 66' Goal! Germany 2, Denmark 1. Lea Schüller (Germany) right footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Jule Brand.
  9. 69' Substitution, Denmark. Josefine Hasbo replaces Emma Snerle because of an injury.
  10. 70' Substitution, Germany. Laura Freigang replaces Linda Dallmann.
  11. 70' Substitution, Germany. Giovanna Hoffmann replaces Lea Schüller.
  12. 81' Substitution, Germany. Kathrin Hendrich replaces Rebecca Knaak.
  13. 85' Substitution, Denmark. Nadia Nadim replaces Katrine Veje.
  14. 90'+9' Substitution, Germany. Cora Zicai replaces Jule Brand.

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