UEFA Women's Euro 2025 - Quarter Final - France v Germany - St Jakob-Park, Basel, Switzerland - Jul 19, 2025 Germany players celebrate after winning the penalty shootout REUTERS/Matthew Childs Published : 20 Jul 2025, 05:11 AM Updated : 20 Jul 2025 …
BASEL, Switzerland – Heartbroken France was left lamenting another European exit at the hands of Germany on Saturday in a stunning 6-5 penalty shootout loss in the Euro 2025 quarterfinals, leaving Les Bleues still searching for their first major tournament …
BASEL, Switzerland -- As Germany's goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger dropped to her knees, arms stretched out to welcome the embrace of her 22 teammates and coaching staff, the reality dawned: Germany had done the unthinkable. In the history of the Women…
It is best to ignore what’s on paper during tournaments. A week ago, Germany suffered their worst defeat, falling 4-1 to Sweden (a team now out of the tournament after losing to England on penalties). Thirteen minutes into Saturday’s quarter-final against …
Ann-Katrin Berger is backpedaling and already going down. Gravity is working against the 34-year-old German goalkeeper. So are basic physics, the general understanding of human limitations, logic. But there is her left arm, extended into another dimension, …
10-woman Germany have miraculously beaten France 6-5 in a penalty shootout in the quarter-final of Euro 2025, becoming the first team in the history of the tournament to win from behind after having a player sent off. France's Grace Geyoro opened the …
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