Germany prevailed in the friendly against European champions England. At the beginning the DFB women led by a large margin, but in the end it became close.
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The German national team won the friendly against England 4-3, a first success for the new national coach Christian Wück. Captain Giulia Gwinn and Klara Bühl gave the team an early lead before Sara Däbritz sealed the victory. Alexandra Popp will play her last international match, while Marina Hegering and Merle Frohms will say goodbye.
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The national team has… Test match won against European champions England 4:3 (3:2) – a first success for the new national coach Christian Wück. Captain Giulia Gwinn (4th minute, penalty kick/11th) and Klara Bühl (29th) gave the German team a 3-0 lead after less than half an hour. Sara Däbritz (72nd, penalty kick) later sealed the DFB women’s victory. Bayern’s Georgia Stanway (33′, penalty kick/36′) and Lucy Bronze (81′) scored for the hosts.
The German team continues in Duisburg on Monday. In Wück’s home debut against Australia (6.10 p.m./ZDF), long-time captain Alexandra Popp will play her 145th and final international match. Central defender Marina Hegering and goalkeeper Merle Frohms are also said farewell, but without further action.
The national team has… Test match won against European champions England 4:3 (3:2) – a first success for the new national coach Christian Wück. Captain Giulia Gwinn (4th minute, penalty kick/11th) and Klara Bühl (29th) gave the German team a 3-0 lead after less than half an hour. Sara Däbritz (72nd, penalty kick) later sealed the DFB women’s victory. Bayern’s Georgia Stanway (33′, penalty kick/36′) and Lucy Bronze (81′) scored for the hosts.
The German team continues in Duisburg on Monday. In Wück’s home debut against Australia (6.10 p.m./ZDF), long-time captain Alexandra Popp will play her 145th and final international match. Central defender Marina Hegering and goalkeeper Merle Frohms are also said farewell, but without further action.
