Germany is subject to Sweden 1: 4 in the EM quarter-finals!

Germany is subject to Sweden 1: 4 in the EM quarter-finals!

Deutschland, Land - yesterday, on July 14, 2025, the DFB women had to take a bitter defeat with 1: 4 at the final group game of the European women's European Championship against Sweden. Despite a successful start, when Jule Brand scored 1-0 in the 7th minute, Germany could not build on the strong performance that the team had previously shown. Sweden, who used his chances Clever, equalized five minutes later through Stina Blackstenius and turned the game to 3: 1 through goals from Smilla Holmberg and Fridolina Rolfö in the first half, which also achieved a penalty. A red card for Carlotta Wamser due to handball in his own penalty area in the 31st minute also damaged the German team and set the course for the defeat. Laura Freiang was in the starting eleven for the first time for Germany, while captain Giulia Gwinn was missing due to injury, as [kicker.de] (https://www.kicker.de/schweden- opposite-2025-frauen-Europame championship-4969803/Ticker) reported.

While the first half was characterized by high ball possession for Germany - at least 73 % - the second half was less dynamic and offered only a few noteworthy opportunities on both sides. In the 80th minute, Lina Hurtig provided the final score of 4: 1 in favor of the Swedes. This performance, coupled with the fact that Germany had won six out of seven duels against the Swedes in the European Championship history, makes the defeat all the more painful. Deutschland belegt am Ende Platz zwei in Gruppe C und verpasst den Gruppensieg, obwohl Schweden nur ein Remis zum Gruppensieg gebraucht hätte, da sie eine bessere Tordifferenz aufweisen konnten, wie sportschau.de reported.

everything on the quarter -finals

With this defeat, the DFB women now have to straighten their eyes forward. In the quarter -finals, the winner of Group D is waiting for you, whereby this group is currently being led by France. The German team is under pressure to significantly increase in order to have a chance of moving into the semi -finals. Before the quarter -finals, the team has to do without Carlotta Wamser, which is closed due to their red card. This is a bit of loss, the team should master the next game against a strong opponent.

The feet of Germany are difficult after the highest defeat at an European Championship, which is now anchored in the history books in 1: 4 against Sweden. According to [wikipedia] (https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/fu%C3%9Fball-European Championship_der_frauen_2025/Statistics), the DFB women in 2025 are on average the second youngest team in the tournament at 26.20 years, while Sweden has the highest average age of 29.11 years. With a total of 106 clubs from which the players come and remarkably 14 non -European club, it turns out that the women's football landscape is very diverse.