German U19 without Werder talent: EM semi-final despite the lack of the stars!

German U19 without Werder talent: EM semi-final despite the lack of the stars!

in Romania is a real miracle: the German U19 national team fought into the semi-finals of the European Championship, and despite the absence of all SV Werder Bremen players, who performed strong performances last season. 21 players from the year 2006 alone were nominated for the tournament, many of them already come from the successful U17 team, which won the European Championship and World Cup in 2023. But the talents from Bremen, born in 2007, could still wait for their chance and recommend for future U19 teams. So it remains to be seen how the development of these players continues, while the German team reports without them in the knockout phase [Deichstube].

The team defeated Norway 2-1 in a gripping quarter -finals after panting behind until the 72nd minute. Sondre Granaas put the Norwegians in the lead, but then the hour came from Assane Ouedraogo: his drop kick in the 85th minute revived the German team. Said El Mala, who mercilessly exploited a mistake in the Norwegian goalkeeper and scored 2-1 in added time in added time. It remains exciting that Germany will meet the defending champion Spain in the semi -finals - a real test stone for the team [90min] white.

look into the future of the Werder talents

Even if the Bremen talents are not on the pitch, head of professional football Peter Niemeyer feels good. He receives positive feedback from the U18 courses and sees potential for future nominations. Defender Mick Schmetgens, who is already part of the German U18, will take part in the summer preparation of the professionals and could soon cause a stir. However, the pressure on the young players who still have time remains high, especially since the age factor reports a major role [dike room].

The upcoming games promise a lot of excitement, especially the semi -finals against Spain on Monday in Bucharest. All eyes are aimed at the DFB team that managed to fight back in the tournament after a weak start of performance. So the question is: Can the German U19 connect to the Iberer to the impressive services? Time will show it! In view of the past appearances, the fans will be confident - and the hope of more Bremen talents is quietly blowing with the wind [kicker].

For more information and current developments related to the tournament, the daily division is a good clue. Who knows, maybe the European Championship produces new stars - both in the German team and at Werder Bremen.