France Women's National Football Team went head-to-head with Germany Women's National Football Team in the Playoffs of the Women's European Championship on July 19. After the match finished 1-1, the tie went to penalties to determine the winner, where Germany won by realizing six shots while France scored only five from the spot.
The game shifted on the 15th minute when Grace Geyoro converted the penalty, putting France in front. The scoreline was shaped by further goal from Sjoeke Nuesken, making the final score 1-1.
A year after their last match in UEFA NATIONS LEAGUE A Playoffs, all eyes turn to the pitch as France and Germany renew their battle. In their last face-off, France secured a 2-1 win. France Women's National Football Team is enjoying a strong run, with victories over Netherlands, Wales, England, Brazil, Belgium, Iceland, Switzerland and Norway, their next goal is to extend their streak with a victory over Germany. Despite their winning streak, they've had trouble holding their opponents at bay, conceding goals in their last four matches in a row.
Germany's current performances, compared to their opponent's recent win, leave more to be desired, as they prepare for this match after a loss to Sweden in the European Championship Group stage on July 12.
This European Championship Playoffs match offers a platform for France Women's National Football Team and Germany Women's National Football Team’s goal-scorers to step up and leave their mark on the contest. Delphine Cascarino and Marie-Antoinette Katoto have been pivotal for France’s attack, combining to deliver important goals and assists. Cascarino is France’s overall top scorer so far this term, with two goals and two assists across all competitions, which also makes him the leader in assists for the team. France’s offense has also been strengthened by Clara Mateo, Kadidiatou Diani and Sandy Baltimore, who have provided crucial contributions in the final third.
Meanwhile, Germany’s top finisher Jule Brand and Lea Schueller have played important roles in ensuring their attack remains effective. Brand has already scored two goals and provided two assists in all competitions this term, which also establishes him as the team’s top creator. Adding further support are Carlotta Wamser, Sjoeke Nuesken and Klara Buehl, who have combined to deliver key goals and assists for the team.
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France W kicked off the game with Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, Selma Bacha, Maelle Lakrar, Griedge Mbock Bathy who got substituted by Alice Sombath on the 85th minute, Elisa De Almeida who got substituted by Melween Ndongala on the 112th minute, Sakina Karchaoui, Jean Francois Oriane, Grace Geyoro who got substituted by Amel Majri on the 112th minute, Kadidiatou Diani who got substituted by Sandy Baltimore on the 67th minute, Marie-Antoinette Katoto who got substituted by Clara Mateo on the 76th minute and Delphine Cascarino who got substituted by Melvine Malard on the 76th minute as starters, with Constance Picaud, Sandie Toletti, Sandy Baltimore, Kelly Gago, Alice Sombath, Thiniba Samoura, Clara Mateo, Melvine Malard, Amel Majri, Justine Lerond, Lou Bogaert and Melween Ndongala on the bench.
Germany W's starting eleven were Ann Katrin Berger, Franziska Kett who got substituted by Selina Cerci on the 114th minute, Rebecca Knaak, Janina Minge, Kathrin Hendrich, Sarai Linder who got substituted by Sophia Kleinherne on the 20th minute, Klara Buehl, Sjoeke Nuesken, Elisa Senss who got substituted by Sara Dabritz on the 120th minute, Jule Brand who got substituted by Linda Dallmann on the 120th minute and Giovanna Hoffmann who got substituted by Lea Schueller on the 98th minute, with Stina Johannes, Giulia Gwinn, Sophia Kleinherne, Sydney Lohmann, Lea Schueller, Laura Freigang, Cora Zicai, Selina Cerci, Sara Dabritz, Ena Mahmutovic and Linda Dallmann on the bench.
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Referee showed the yellow card five times throughout the game. Kadidiatou Diani, Jule Brand, Sjoeke Nuesken, Franziska Kett and Maelle Lakrar were the ones to receive it.
The teams have met five times since February 2019. France Women's Team have two wins to their name while Germany have three. Their most recent clash took place on February 23, 2024, with France winning 2-1. Across these five head-to-head matches, France have scored five goals, while Germany have netted six. Overall, Germany Women's Team hold a stronger head-to-head record against France Women's Team in recent meetings.
France W's recent form includes eleven consecutive wins, having won Netherlands W, Wales W, England W, Brazil W, Belgium W, Iceland W, Switzerland W and Norway W in their last eleven matches, while Germany W played their last match against Sweden W, which ended in a loss. Overall, over their most recent twenty games, France have claimed sixteen victories, suffered four defeats, and drawn zero times, while in their last twenty matches, Germany have recorded fifteen wins, four losses, and one draw.
We are adding goal videos and full video highlights of the match between France W and Germany W in real time. You can watch the goals by Grace Geyoro and Sjoeke Nuesken as the videos of the goals are added usually minutes after the actual event if there are any official videos available. Full video highlights of France W - Germany W are being added as they become available on the official social media channels of the league or the teams.