Germany celebrates a strong 2-0 opening victory against Poland at EM 2025!

Germany celebrates a strong 2-0 opening victory against Poland at EM 2025!

St. Gallen, Schweiz - The European women's European Championship 2025 in Switzerland started a brilliant start today. Germany secures the first win against Poland with a 2-0 when the team starts in the tournament in St. Gallen. With a solid performance, the German team brings the fans in the mood and shows that they are ready to fight the title. As Spielverlagung.de , Germany relied on a well thought-out 4-2-3-1 system.

Poland, which occurred in a 4-1-4-1 system, had difficulty progress in their own game structure. Above all, the German defensive around goalkeeper Merle Frohms was stable and was hardly allowed to attack any dangerous attacks. In the first half, Germany struggled to play compelling opportunities. It was only in the 37th minute that Sofia Lafßer managed to clarify the ball with a clever combination and to initiate the tour of Lea Schüller.

The course of the game in detail

In the second round, Germany is correctly revealing. Substitute Anna Linder brought a breath of fresh air into play and was decisively involved in another goal. In the 76th minute, Schüller converted a good chance in the penalty area, which sealed the final score of 2-0. Sportschau.de emphasizes that the German team is now going into the next games.

But even if the victory was triumphant, there are still need for improvement, according to Spielverlagung.de . Especially in the stability of the remaining defense, the players have to be careful so that future opponents cannot take advantage of the same weaknesses. However, the German players have shown that they have the will to work on their performance.

The outlook on the upcoming games

The preliminary round continues and the next game for Germany is already on July 8 in Basel against Denmark. The following duel will complete the women on July 12th against Sweden in Zurich. Both games are broadcast live at ARD and ZDF, which only reinforces the anticipation among fans. Another important point in the course of the tournament is the possible quarter-final confrontation with teams such as England, France, the Netherlands or Wales, as reported.

In the coming days, the exciting schedule of the group phase is also on the "piece of paper", with further encounters that will heat the minds. The results of the first match day are already known in advance, and men and women from all over Germany support the eleven with enthusiasm. While the anticipation is increasing, it remains to be seen whether Germany will find its master in the tournament.