Germany triumphs 4: 1 about the Czech Republic - U21 on title course!

Germany triumphs 4: 1 about the Czech Republic - U21 on title course!

MOL Aréna, Ungarn - On June 15, 2025, the German U21 soccer players in the second group game of the U21 European Championship brought in a clear victory against the Czech Republic. At halftime it was already 2-0 for Germany, which dominated the game with 73% possession. The Czech Republic, on the other hand, tried to succeed with counterattacks and had a promising opportunity with a post -shot from Gruda in added time of the first half. However, the German team, led by coach Antonio di Salvo, was qualitatively superior and prepared the spectators a passionate football game.

Nicolo Tresoldi opened the goal in the 35th minute for Germany after Collins played a perfect pass. Just nine minutes later, Paul Nebel increased to 2-0. The Czech Republic had to make a few changes after the first half to turn the game: Halinsky and Kozeluh came into play for Chaloupek and Hadas. Despite the efforts of the Czech team, Germany was clearly the stronger team.

Two more goals and one own goal

In the second half, Germany stayed tuned and scored 3-0 in the 54th minute through Nick Woltemade, followed by another goal by Eric Martel in the 58th minute. It seemed as if the Czech Republic was unable to stop the German offensive. An initially promising attack ended in an own goal of Bright Arrey-BM, which increased the score to 1: 4. Germany thus shows an impressive performance and remains on course in the European Championship.

Czech Republic, which lost 1: 3 in the opening game against England, is under pressure. For the Czech team, it will now be difficult to get ahead from Group B because they absolutely have to win so as not to leave the tournament. This U21 European Championship, which started in Slovakia on June 11th and runs in Bratislava until the final on June 28, is a significant event for the 16 participating nations.

The way to the championship

Germany, which in Group B, in addition to the Czech also in England and Slovenia, strives for the fourth EM title. In the past, the German U21 team has already secured the title three times. The start was promising: a clear 3-0 victory against Slovenia. Now the success of the Czech Republic followed, which further strengthens trust in the team.

The games of the U21 European Championship are not only a highlight for the players, but also a festival for the fans. Tickets for the matches are available from 15 euros via the UEFA homepage, and the transmissions in free TV to Sat.1 and ProSieben Maxx and in the live stream on Ran.de ensure that the games are accessible to many spectators. The fans in Slovakia have a good hand - and the team also seems to be on the right track!

This remains to be seen how it goes on for Germany while heading for first place in the group. The next challenges are already waiting and the audience is excited to see how the young players will develop. Germany's goal is to meet the decades of tradition of football and bring this title back home.