Germany in the quarterfinals: football hero Woltemade leads to victory!

Germany in the quarterfinals: football hero Woltemade leads to victory!

Delmenhorst, Deutschland - An exciting day for football fans: On June 16, 2025, the second matchday of the U21 European Championship took place in Slovakia. Germany was not asked and took a clear step towards the knockout phase by defeating the Czech Republic 4: 2. After a furious 3-0 at half -time, thanks to a hat trick from Nick Woltemade, the German U21 was ultimately able to bring the game home safely. [Image] reports that the Gladbach professionals Rocco Reitz and Lukas Ullrich were in action.

Rocco Reitz showed a strong performance in the starting eleven before it was replaced in the third minute of stoppage time. He also saw a yellow card and was instrumental in 3: 0 by preparing the goal. His team-mate Lukas Ullrich, on the other hand, celebrated his EM premiere; He was substituted for Nathaniel Brown in the 71st minute.

The other groups and play

for the U21 of the DFB under coach Antonio di Salvo, the way to the title is far from over. With two wins from two games, Germany not only made the leap into the quarter -finals, but also places great hopes for the upcoming encounter against England on Wednesday. Denmark, on the other hand, represented by Oscar Fraulo von Borussia Mönchengladbach, also did well. After a winning goal in the first game against Ukraine (3: 2) and a strong performance in the second game against the Netherlands (2-1), in which Fraulo played from the beginning and prepared the decisive goal, Denmark also has good cards for the knockout phase. Both teams already have the opportunity to shop: Germany will play on Wednesday at 9 p.m., Denmark all day against Finland at 6 p.m.

The entire group overview of the U21 European Championship shows how strongly the tournament is occupied. In group A, Slovakia, Spain, Italy and Romania, in Group B, meet Germany in the Czech Republic, England and Slovenia. Group C consists of Portugal, France, Poland and Georgia, while in Group D Finland, Netherlands, Ukraine and Denmark. [Kicker] offers a comprehensive overview of the group games and their results.

transmission and tickets

football fans don't have to worry about missing the games. The U21 European Championship is transferred to Sat.1 and ProSieben Maxx on Free TV. Livestreams are also available via ran.de and the RAN app. If you want to get a picture live on site, you can buy tickets for the games of the German U21 national team from 15 euros via the UEFA homepage.

The last U21 European Championships was won by England, which Spain defeated in the final. Germany, on the other hand, is striving for its fourth EM title and is on the right track. The final of this year's championship will take place on June 28, 2025 in Bratislava. So stay tuned, it remains exciting which team can ultimately take the title home! [Sky] informs about the game plan, the teams and all other news about the tournament!