Fight for group victory: German women against Sweden challenged!

Fight for group victory: German women against Sweden challenged!

The meeting between the German national women's national team and Sweden on Saturday evening at 9 p.m. in the Zurich Letzigrund Stadium promises an exciting football evening. It is not just about the group victory, but also about the urgently needed self -confidence for the upcoming challenges. Germany has already driven two victories against Poland (2-0) and Denmark (2: 1) and is safe in the quarter -finals in the starting blocks. But the team of national coach Christian Wück now has to win against Sweden, as Wolfs Blog

In bright sunshine, Wück and player Klara Bühl arrived in the stadium. The team has prepared optimally in the past few days. All players, including Sarai Linder, who had easy muscular problems, are ready for use. Wück is convinced that Germany is tactically well prepared for the game against Sweden and expects a brave Swedish team than in previous encounters. "It won't be an easy game," says Wück, who assesses the two teams as equivalent. This brings us to the next important information: So far, Sweden's goalkeeper Jennifer Falk has not conceded a goal, which underpins the success of the Swedish defensive.

peculiarities of the match

The Letzigrund Stadium is the base camp of the DFB women, but the atmosphere could be less enthusiastic about football than in other cities such as Basel or St. Gallen, where the German fans have already appeared in large numbers. Around 6,000 fans cheered the team in St. Gallen, and over 16,000 in Basel. The 22,700 spectator was modernized for the European Championship in 2008, but has a career that could affect the stadium ambience, which Sportschau emphasized.

A special mention also deserves the injured captain Giulia Gwinn, who morally supports the team despite her absence. Janina Minge will lead the team to the field as a captain. Klara Bühl and Elisa Sense emphasize the importance of the fans and the advantages of the location for the course of the game. A victory against Sweden would not only secure the group victory, but also strengthen self -confidence and specify the rhythm for the quarter -finals.

outlook on the further course of the tournament

A look at the plans of the DFB team: If Germany wins the group, in the quarter-finals either England, France, the Netherlands or Wales are waiting for the Germans. Wück sees no disadvantage in becoming a group winner, on the contrary-this strengthens self-confidence and could prove to be an important plus. Kicker reports that Ann-Katrin Berger remains the clear number one without any goalkeeper.

Due to the current form, the perfect preliminary round and the high will to work that the women have demonstrated, German fans can look forward to the game against Sweden. It is to be hoped that the players will bring their 100 percent energy together. MINGE and Co. have the chance to prove themselves in this match and to put their stamp on the further course of the European Championship.