DFB women shine: 4-0 victory against the Netherlands ensures group victory!

DFB women shine: 4-0 victory against the Netherlands ensures group victory!

In the Weser Stadium in Bremen, the German footballers celebrated an impressive 4-0 victory against the Netherlands and thus secured the group victory in the Nations League. In front of 32,398 spectators, the players showed a dominant performance that served their coach Christian Wück as a "final" in front of the European Championship. This game was not only a decisive step for the qualification for the final Four in autumn, but also underlined the ambitions of the DFB team before the upcoming European Championship.

The goals scored Linda Dallmann in the 9th minute, Lea Schüller, who shone with a double pack in the 25th and 48th minute, as well as Sarai Linder in the 45th minute. With her second goal in the game, Schüller reached her 50th goal in the DFB team, a personal milestone for the striker. The team played with strong pressing and excellent concentration, which gave the Dutchman's defense under strong pressure. Wück's willingness to experiment in the line -up also shows in the decision to set up Rebecca Knaak in central defense.

important steps towards EM

national coach Christian Wück, who was recently officially installed for his new role, sees the team's potential high, especially after the developments of the past few weeks that have become visible as part of the Olympics. He plans to nominate the squad for the European Championship on June 12th. The next test game will take place on June 6, 2025 against Austria in Vienna before the DFB women start to the tournament on July 4th against Poland. In addition, the team will play against Denmark on July 8th and meet Sweden on July 12th.

"The team has many talents and I am convinced that we can play at a high level," emphasized Wück. Strengthening internal communication between the trainer and players was one of his first tasks that he successfully tackled.

preparation and challenges

Another important aspect of preparation is a training camp that will take place in Herzogenaurach on June 19. Wück plans a comprehensive analysis and mental strengthening of the players to create the best conditions for the European Championship. He would like to compete with the best teams, such as the English women, and relies on a strong team dynamics.

The positive development of the DFB women in the last games gives reason to optimism. Despite some challenges, such as the injury -related absence of Lineth Beerensteyn from the Dutch squad, the signs are set for success. The goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger remained almost unemployed on Friday evening, which underlines the efficiency of defense work.

The next few days are crucial when it comes to finding the final form for the European Championship. Christian Wück is optimistic and relies on progress that should be shown in the upcoming games.

For detailed information about the DFB women and the upcoming games, we refer to the reports of Süddeutsche Zeitung , Web.de and dfb.de .