FIFA Women's World Cup Qualifying - UEFA

FT Tuesday, April 14, 2026
Austria WDLLL 1
–
Germany DDLWW 5
1st2ndT
AUT011
GER145
Max-Morlock-Stadion · 24,237 att.

Team Stats

9
Fouls
10
1
Yellow Cards
0
0
Red Cards
0
0
Offsides
0
3
Corner Kicks
4
4
Saves
1
37.8
Possession
62.2
5
SHOTS
28
2
ON GOAL
8
0.4
On Target %
0.3
0
Penalty Goals
0
0
Penalty Kicks Taken
0
0
Accurate Passes
0
0
Passes
0
0.0
Pass Completion %
0.0
0
Accurate Crosses
0
0
Crosses
0
0.0
Cross %
0.0
0
Long Balls
0
0
Accurate Long Balls
0
0.0
Long Balls %
0.0
1
Blocked Shots
10
0
Effective Tackles
0
0
Tackles
0
0.0
Tackle %
0.0
0
Interceptions
0
0
Effective Clearances
0
0
Clearances
0

Head to Head

GER leads series 5-0

Lineups

GER · 4-2-3-1

  1. 1Ann-Katrin BergerG
  2. 4Rebecca KnaakCD-L
  3. 5Janina MingeCD-R
  4. 17Franziska KettLB
  5. 7Giulia GwinnRB
  6. 16Linda DallmannAM
  7. 20Elisa SenßLM
  8. 9Sjoeke NüskenRM
  9. 18Nicole AnyomiF
  10. 8Vivien EndemannAM-L
  11. 22Jule BrandAM-R

Substitutes

  1. 11Lea SchüllerSUB
  2. 19Shekiera MartinezSUB
  3. 10Laura FreigangSUB
  4. 3Camilla KüverSUB
  5. 15Selina CerciSUB
  6. 12Stina JohannesSUB
  7. 21Ena MahmutovicSUB
  8. 23Jella VeitSUB
  9. 14Larissa MühlhausSUB
  10. 13Carlotta WamserSUB
  11. 2Sarai LinderSUB
  12. 6Lisanne GraweSUB

AUT · 3-5-1-1

  1. 1Mariella El SherifG
  2. 13Virginia KirchbergerCD
  3. 19Verena HanshawCD-L
  4. 5Claudia WengerCD-R
  5. 8Barbara DunstCM-L
  6. 16Annabel SchaschingCM-R
  7. 17Sarah PuntigamAM
  8. 2Chiara D'AngeloLM
  9. 3Sarah GutmannRM
  10. 10Eileen CampbellF
  11. 7Melanie BrunnthalerRCF

Substitutes

  1. 4Celina DegenSUB
  2. 15Maria PlattnerSUB
  3. 12Laura WienroitherSUB
  4. 14Naika ReissnerSUB
  5. 11Carina BrunoldSUB
  6. 20Louise SchöffelSUB
  7. 21Larissa RusekSUB
  8. 9Nicole OjukwuSUB
  9. 18Julia Hickelsberger-FullerSUB
  10. 22Lisa KolbSUB
  11. 23Jasmin PalSUB
  12. 6Katharina SchiechtlSUB

Timeline

  1. 17' Nicole Anyomi (Germany) Goal at 17'
  2. 28' Melanie Brunnthaler (Austria) Yellow Card at 28'
  3. 33' Carlotta Wamser (Germany) Substitution at 33'
  4. 52' Vivien Endemann (Germany) Goal at 52'
  5. 60' Julia Hickelsberger-Fuller (Austria) Substitution at 60'
  6. 60' Louise Schöffel (Austria) Substitution at 60'
  7. 65' Sarai Linder (Germany) Substitution at 65'
  8. 65' Larissa Mühlhaus (Germany) Substitution at 65'
  9. 65' Selina Cerci (Germany) Substitution at 65'
  10. 68' Sarah Puntigam (Austria) Own Goal at 68'
  11. 71' Maria Plattner (Austria) Substitution at 71'
  12. 75' Lea Schüller (Germany) Substitution at 75'
  13. 76' Jule Brand (Germany) Goal at 76'
  14. 77' Chiara D'Angelo (Austria) Goal at 77'
  15. 83' Lea Schüller (Germany) Goal at 83'
  16. 84' Katharina Schiechtl (Austria) Substitution at 84'
  17. 85' Naika Reissner (Austria) Substitution at 85'

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