Germany dominates Poland in the European Championship start: 2-0 victory in St. Gallen!

Germany dominates Poland in the European Championship start: 2-0 victory in St. Gallen!

St. Gallen, Schweiz - Last night the German national women's football team celebrated a successful start to the European Championship. In St. Gallen, the DFB women won 2-0 in the first group game against Poland. The kick -off took place at 9 p.m. and the mood in the stadium was splendid because many German fans had traveled to cheer on their team.

Although the first round did not bring goals, the game was quite exciting. The German eleven had to deal with some bad passes and a little creative offensive performance. Kicker reports that Jule Brand had the first great opportunity in the 24th minute, but failed due to the Polish goalkeeper Kinga Szemik. Poland also showed some offensive advances, but remained without a goal, while Ann-Katrin Berger, the German goalkeeper, shone with strong parades.

a strong comeback after half time

In the second half, the German players showed that they can show a different face on the square. It was Jule Brand who scored the first goal of the game in the 48th minute and put the German team in the lead. Deutschland-polen-auf-pielbericht-100.html"> ZDF today emphasizes that the DFB-Elf performed significantly after the break and developed further opportunities. Lea Schüller increased to 2-0 in the 69th minute. The preliminary work came from the active players Sjoeke Nüsken and Schüller themselves, both of whom were already dangerous in front of the goal in the previous minutes.

Unfortunately, captain Giulia Gwinn had to leave the field due to injury in the first half. In the 36th minute she contracted a knee injury and was replaced by Carlotta Wamser. Gwinn's failure was a setback, but her team still got along well.

A look at the group phase

With this victory, the DFB women collected important three points on their way to the group victory. Germany is not only one of the most successful teams in the history of the European women's championship with a total of eight titles, but was also able to secure the title in 2013. Glamorous nights like these strengths the upward trend after the team lost to England in the final in the past EM 2021.

The next game is already at the corner: Germany will meet Denmark on Tuesday at 6 p.m., while Poland will play on Sweden in another game at 9 p.m. The tension remains high and fans can look forward to another highlight, while the DFB team continues to fight for the title.