Germany wins 4: 2 against the Czech Republic and storms into the European Championship quarter-finals!

Germany wins 4: 2 against the Czech Republic and storms into the European Championship quarter-finals!

What an exciting day in the world of football! The German U21 national team qualified with a convincing 4-2 victory against the Czech Republic for the quarter-finals of the U21 European Championship. In the stadium in Dunajská Streda filled with around 7,870 spectators, the DFB selection shone especially in the first half, where she took the lead 2-0 through Nicolò Tresoldi and Paul Nebel. Woltemade and Martel added in the second half before the Czech Republic-one of them was able to shorten one own goal of Bright Arrey-MBI. The entire course of the game ensured that coach Antonio di Salvo and his protégés celebrated loudly. [Mainpost] (https://www.mainpost.de/sport/fussball/u21-europame championship woltemade-torschuetze-und-vestrung-u21-im-quartal-finale-10953107) reported of an exciting game, such as an interruption due to a bird and an incident, as a Woltemades shoe met the referee.

But that was just the beginning! Germany, which previously defeated Slovenia 3-0, is now well there and has the chance of the group victory. The next opponent on Wednesday is none other than England, the defending champion. And even if the DFB selection is prepared for this prestigious fight, the challenge that comes from the English will not be underestimated. [Bundesliga] (https://www.bundesliga.com/de/bundesliga/u21-europamemeisterschaft-Deutschland-ginnt- against -chien-32670) emphasizes the impressive statistics in Germany: up to 73 % possession in this game and a high efficiency on the offensive. So it remains exciting whether Germany can take this swing to the next game.

The best goal scorers and players

The scorers were today:

• Nicolò Tresoldi (34th minute)
• Paul Nebel (41. Minute)
• nick woltemade (54th minute)
• Eric Martel (59th minute)

Czech Republic took the opportunity to shorten to 4: 2 after an own goal of Bright Arrey-BM (60th minute) and a goal by Karel Spáčil (66th minute). Goalkeeper Noah Atubolu was also strong, but was powerless at the goals. His support will be decisive in the coming games, since the German U21 is still on the right track.

The way to the EM

The U21 European Championship started in Slovakia on June 11, 2025 and runs until June 28th. A total of 16 teams take part, with Germany playing in Group B and has already confidently qualified with two victories. The games take place in eight cities, including Bratislava and Nitra, where they will also compete against England. Sportschau illustrates the anticipation of this top-class tournament.

Another highlight is the strong team that runs under the leadership of captain Eric Martel (1. FC Köln) and goalkeeper Noah Atubolu (SC Freiburg). Nick Woltemade (VfB Stuttgart) is considered one of the key players who once again demonstrated his potential in today's game. The DFB selection has not received a defeat in the last 15 games-a series that she now accompanies in the knockout round.