20:35
Since the Austrians were still fighting for a place in the quarter-finals, Irene Fuhrmann could not allow herself any major rotations. Accordingly, it is not surprising that the national coach only changes in one position. Marina Georgieva celebrates her starting eleven debut at this European Championship. She replaces Viktoria Schnaderbeck, who is only sitting on the bench for the first time.
20:27
Martina Voss-Tecklenburg can again draw from the full today. After she was able to rotate a bit against Finland, her starting eleven is on the field today. Kathrin-Julia Hendrich, Felicitas Rauch, Lena Oberdorf and Lina Magull are on the starting grid today. Sophia Kleinherne, Lena Lattwein, Linda Dallmann and Sara Doorsoun are only watching for the time being.
20:18
The players from Austria go into this game as clear outsiders. Still in 21st place in the world, they only narrowly lost to England (who have since qualified for the semi-finals) at the start of this European Championship, but managed to make it through to the quarter-finals with victories against Northern Ireland and Norway. Now the neighbors from the south have to prove that they can hold their own against top nations.
20:09
Three games, three wins, 9-0 goals: That is the flawless record with which the German women marched through the group stage. The acclaimed start against Denmark was followed by a defensive 2-0 win over Spain before the selection defeated Finland 3-0. Since then, a certain euphoria has developed around the team, which should lead to the next win against Austria and a place in the semi-finals.
20:01
The quarterfinals are coming up! In Brentford, the German women’s national team meets the Austrian team at 9:00 p.m. Warm welcome!