German women’s national team professionals Franziska Kett and Elisa Senß were both still full of adrenaline whilst speaking in the mixed zone on Saturday evening.
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After the improbable and dramatic shorthanded upset of France in the UEFA Women’s Euro quarterfinal, it was time for national team head coach Christian Wück to express exhaustion in the typical German fashion.
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As the German women’s national team prepares for its quarterfinal fixture against France tomorrow, we’re pleased to supply a tactical primer for Christian Wück’s DFB representatives.
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A lengthy Get German Football News scouting piece takes a look at all 18 German Women’s National team players who saw action during the group phase of the ongoing 2025 Women’s European Championship.
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The German women’s national team will be taking a break to clear their mind of a 1-4 loss to Sweden in their final European Championship group stage fixture.
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After striker Lea Schüller scored the match-winning goal in Tuesday evening’s European Championship group stage fixture against Denmark, Bundestrainer Christian Wück joked that the Bayern Munich professional must have known that she was about to be subbed off.
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The German women’s national team were able to pull off an essential comeback victory against Denmark in large part due to a crucial converted penalty from newly-elevated vice-captain Sjoeke Nüsken.
Nüsken received special praise from Bundestrainer Christian Wück. Afterwards, in the mixed zone, the Chelsea Ladies star explained why she opted to take responsibility from the spot.
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With squad captain Giulia Gwinn ruled out for the duration of Women’s 2025 European Championship, the German women’s national team are preparing to rally around newly appointed skipper Janina Minge and Gwinn’s direct replacement Carlotta Wamser.
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German women’s national team trainer Christian Wück has elevated Chelsea professional Sjoeke Nüsken to serve as vice-captain of his squad for the duration of the Women’s European Championship.
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The German women’s national team – following the sad injury news involving squad captain Giulia Gwinn – have a lot of reorganizing to do in the current ongoing 2025 UEFA Women’s European Championship.
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The German FA has confirmed that Germany women’s national team captain Giulia Gwinn will miss the rest of the ongoing 2025 Women’s European Championship in Switzerland.
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Although the German women’s national team got their 2025 European Championship campaign off to a winning start on Friday evening, most of the post-match talk centered around concern over squad captain Giulia Gwinn.
Gwinn’s injury history – two ACL tears – doesn’t bode well for the skipper’s future prospects in the competition.
