DFB women before EM quarter-finals: tactical adjustments to France!

DFB women before EM quarter-finals: tactical adjustments to France!

Zürich, Schweiz - The anticipation for the quarter-finals of the UEFA women's football European Championship 2025 in Switzerland is noticeable and the DFB team faces an important challenge. Germany will meet France in Basel on Saturday at 9 p.m. National coach Christian Wück currently observes the quarter-final game between Sweden and England and will certainly be included in the tactics leave.

Almuth Schult, goalkeeper of the DFB women, is calm about Wück's future, even if the team should leave the quarter-finals. After all, the trainer has not been in office for long and was able to reach the semi -finals in the Nations League. Klara Bühl already speaks of a more defensive orientation of the team against the French because the team conceded a total of four goals in previous games.

injury worries on both sides

France, the opponent in the quarter -finals, also has to struggle with injury worries. Kadidiatou Diani could possibly be due to a heel injury, while Sandie Toletti shows progress but is still struck. It is all the more important for the DFB team to play their own strengths and concentrate on their own skills, despite the personnel challenges.

The referee Tess Olofsson will lead the match and the German eleven must adapt to tactical changes, especially in defense. To be more stable, assistant coach Maren Meinert has already announced adjustments. Kathrin Hendrich could go into the starting eleven for the blocked Carlotta Wamser.

planned changes and support from the fans

Lea Schüller, a key player in the DFB team, will try to better show her goal. Even if the last appearance against Sweden went out with a 1: 4, the players were vigorously gathered by Wück in the drizzle for training after a training -free unit on Monday on Tuesday. The reactions of the players fluctuated between concentrated mood and occasional uncertainty.

Fan support is also an important factor: a total of 2,000 tickets for French supporters were already out of print. It will be interesting to see how the mood in the stadium will develop.

Despite the difficulties, the DFB team will go into the game with all your strength. Players and fans want a successful evening in Basel in the white anniversary jersey. Historically, Germany won in three European Championship games against France, which further strengthens optimism. The last group games were followed by impressive 7.66 million viewers, and the anticipation is now great to master the next stage on the way to the title in Switzerland.

With a view of the upcoming challenges and the increasing pressure on the players, it remains to be hoped that the team will grow beyond themselves. Another important step to bring the DFB women back to the top of the European football stage.