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Spanish coach Monte Ton:
The team has made history. These players are destined to be great. Our [quarter-final] Very good performance [Switzerland] The team plays at home and we know it will be a challenge. We managed to keep a clean sheet, which was one of our goals. We are in the semi-finals – Goal Achievement.
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German coach Christian Wück says:
I can already guarantee that we will bring an uphill battle for Spain, just like they will fight us with everything they have. Then we will see who will finally appear. I think [the win against France] It will bring us another huge psychological enhancement. The girls really want to prove what they are, and we can overcome this setback and come back.
shareGerman fans head to Letzgrond Stadium. Photo: Piroschka van de Wouw/ReutersSame as their Spanish counterparts. Photo: Sébastien Bozon/AFP/Getty Imagesshare
Team news has entered. Germany made two changes and they followed the enforcement. Sjoeke Nusken and Kathrin Hendrich go out for Carlotta Wamser and Sara Dabritz.
Germany:berger; WAMSER, KLEINHERNE, MONE, KNAAK, KETT; Brand, Senß, Dabritz, Buhl; Hoffmann
submarine: Johannes, Mahmutovic, Linder, Gwinn, Lohmann, Freigang, Schüller, Zicai, Cerci, Cerci, Dallmann
Meanwhile, Spain made a change, which was forced as Aleixandri was suspended after accumulating yellow cards and Maria Mendez.
Spain:coll; Batlle, Paredes, Mendez, Carmona; Bonmati, Patri, Putellas; Calden, Gonzalez, Pina
submarine: Sullastres, Nanclares, Fernàndez, Athenea, Ouahabi, Martin-Prieto, L. García, Parallaluelo, Vicky, Vicky, Redondo M. Zubieta
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Before the starter XIS drops, some team news reminds you of GermanyNeither Kathrin Hendrich nor Sjoeke Nusken were able to obtain Germany. Hendrich was banned from using her red cards last time, while Nusken was suspended too many yellow cards. Carlotta Wamser can return from her red card suspension.
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Will we see more heroes Ann-katrin Berger from Germany tonight? The team and their fans hope so. More information about her and other goalkeepers starting in the 2025 European Cup:
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Germany or Spain After the Lion King makes another comeback against Italy, it will face defending champion England in Sunday's final. You can read how players get here:
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Seller has emailed:
By tonight, and the two most powerful teams in the game, the Germans showed extraordinary strength, even if the skill was slightly inferior, to achieve this: it would be a worthwhile final. Please note that disqualification of hairpins will also be a reasonable result! Here is an interesting prospect: Spain is undoubtedly on teams with the highest skill level respectively (the 2023 World Cup final shows this perfectly, making most England teams look like comparative donkeys), and if they combine it with a good team and tactical performance, they should win. But it's not unsure of the match between Germany and England's stubborn donkeys seeing some superior beasts! I was happy with the Spanish showcase, or had the 99th minute championship from the German side, reducing 8 women in the first half red cards…
It really feels unpredictable. We'll find out soon who can surpass the other.
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German coach Christian WückAs he said, his players have to “do a lot of chase” and “suffer” in order to beat Zurich Spain on Wednesday and reach the Euro 2025 final.
Spain is the world champion, scoring 16 goals in all four games that won Switzerland. Germany lost 4-1 against Sweden in the group stage and had to face France in the quarter-finals, despite Kathrin Hendrich sending free throws 13 minutes later.
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Preface
Hello, welcome to the 2025 European Cup semi-finals between Germany and Spain This will determine who will join the England finals.
So far, the campaign in Spain has not been resolved. Their only slip was first acknowledging to Italy on the group stage, but they responded by beating them 3-1. In the quarterfinals, they faced host Switzerland, who bravely maintained the game until Spain comfortably won 2-0 in the second half.
At the same time, Germany's game is even more bumpy. They lost 4-1 to Sweden, which means they were runner-up in the group. They dropped to 10 players in just 13 minutes in the last eight games against France, but the team managed to push the game all the way to the penalty of gunfight as the winner.
Spain will be a favorite of victory, but Germany is a strong side and should be Spain's toughest opponent. At around 6.45pm BST we will check out the news around the game and what is said in the accumulation.
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