Swedish women cruise 4-1 victories against women in Germany from 10 players to secure a premium place in Group C, handing over their highest fires in women’s euros.
The two teams were at the level of six points that set off to the game in Zurich, and Sweden was in the first place to go first.
But they did it and more, inflicting the loss of raising the eyebrows on the Germans. This is the first time that Germany, recorded winners of the European Championship, received four goals on euros, and for the first time that Sweden was beaten in the competition.
The Swedes had to come from behind to do it. Germany took the lead just seven minutes after starting end to the end. The Jule brand collected the slot from Carlotta Wamser, raising the ball via the upcoming Jennifer Falk and watches the ball in the empty goal.
It was the fourth brand engagtion in Germany five in the tournament so far, and it was a great spark in otherwise harmful savings.
Five minutes later, Sweden started the return. Stina Blackstenius raised the passage in the middle of the field before he progressed in a herry space. It was not anyone marked until Vamer tries to try with a sliding stretcher – but the ball had already left the arsenal foot forward and hit the back of the net.
Then the transition was 18-year-old Smill Holmberg to register his first main goal of the tournament, doubles Swedish lead. It is held right into the area with Clara Buhl for the company, before deciding to go on a narrow corner. The ball was crossed by Ann-Katrin Berger.
Sweden Smilla Holmberg, right, celebrating after achieving the second goal of her side
But the real milestones soon succeeded after which Germany has never recovered. The witness was sent for handball, pushing the Blackstenius strike on the line after Berger opened his goal.
There was a short hope for a refund as Var checked on a humped accumulation, but there was no case to answer while Vamer put up in tears and Sweden lined up the penalty. Housekeeping was drained from Friday Rolfo, submitting Sweden undoubtedly leadership.
Judge Silvia Gasperetti shows a red card in Germany Carlotta Wall
The witness will now be banned for two games – is missing the quarterfinal and potentially semifinal – and has already played as a German spare rights after the injury to Giulia Ginna.
The other half was a far peaceful affair, with Germany who offers little hope that he will achieve three goals at the time to pass as winners of the group. Sweden rounded off its comprehensive victory late while Lina Hurtig was stretched to the house from Cross Johann Ritting Kaneird, sealing his place as the winners of the C.
German Carlotta Wamser reacts after saw a red ticket to stop the target with her hand
They will face a team team from the group D – currently England – while Germany will face the winners of the same group, currently stated France.
Elsewhere in Group C, Poland were 3-2 winners against Denmark, On both sides they have already dropped out of the tournament before the start.
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