Germany Advances Euro 2025 Semis Over France Despite Red Card
Germany Advances Euro 2025 Semis Over France Despite Red Card

Germany Advances Euro 2025 Semis Over France Despite Red Card

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Germany advanced to the semifinals of UEFA Women’s EURO 2025 after a dramatic quarter-final victory over France in Basel, overcoming an early red card and a penalty deficit. Kathrin Hendrich was sent off early for pulling France captain Griedge Mbock Bathy's hair, resulting in a penalty converted by Grace Geyoro. Despite being down to 10 players, Germany equalized through Sjoeke Nüsken’s header and held firm, with two of France’s goals disallowed for offside. The match remained tied after extra time, leading to a tense penalty shootout where German goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger made crucial saves, including the decisive stop against Alice Sombath, and even scored a penalty herself. Germany’s resilience and defensive tenacity under immense pressure ensured their progression to face Spain in the semifinals. France, despite their strong start and favored status, faltered in key moments and failed to overcome Germany’s grit and composure.

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