DFB women celebrate glorious 4: 0 victory! EM form in the upswing!

DFB women celebrate glorious 4: 0 victory! EM form in the upswing!

On May 30, 2025, the German footballers once more showed their strength and prevailed 4-0 in the last home game in front of the UEFA Women’s Euro 2025 against the Netherlands. The Bremen Weser Stadium, which was well attended with 32,398 spectators, experienced an exciting game in which Linda Dallmann (9th minute), Lea Schüller (25th and 48th minute) and Sarai Linder (45th minute) provided the goals. This impressive performance secured the DFB team the group victory in the Nations League and a place in the upcoming final Four in autumn.

The national coach Christian Wück was enthusiastic about the idea of ​​his team and praised their strong pressing and the high concentration during the game. Schüller, who came up with her 50th international goal, also expressed a positive comment on the match and emphasized the self -confidence won for the upcoming European Championship. The next endurance test will be on Austria in Vienna on June 12, before a training camp in Herzogenaurach follows.

important personal details and European championship

Another topic is the personal details in the squad. Lena Oberdorf, one of the most promising players, is considered a wobbly candidate and was not in the squad. Wück plans to nominate the 23-member squad for the European Championship on June 12th. The European Championship begins for Germany on July 4 against Poland, followed by duels against Denmark and Sweden.

The DFB women travel with high ambitions to the European Championship, in which the title defense of the Spanish team is due. Germany has successfully qualified as a group first and is currently third in the FIFA world rankings to the tournament that takes place in Switzerland this year. The German women should not be underestimated, since they have already won two world championships and eight European championships and won the European Championship from 1995 to 2013.

football in Germany

The interest in women's football in Germany is remarkable. Over 75 % of female respondents show strong interest in football. Currently over 100,000 women and around 107,000 girls up to 16 years are active in football game, which underlines the growing popularity of sport. Almost 9,700 female teams were registered with the DFB last season, with a strong increase in the players and teams in the age group up to 16 years. The Bundesliga is also dominated by teams such as VfL Wolfsburg and FC Bayern Munich, which have a high number of valuable players.

This is how the DFB team looks into the future with confidence and will do everything possible to go into the history of women's football again at UEFA Women’s Euro 2025. The prerequisites could hardly be better to enrich the German football history for further success.

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