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Women’s Nations League – Germany against Denmark today in the live ticker. Lineups, goals, current score – all the information is available live here:
Women’s Nations League: Germany hosts Denmark on Friday. DFB women want to qualify for the Olympics via the Nations League. Germany against Denmark: 2nd half is underway.
Germany – Denmark 3:0 (2:0)
Lineup GermanyFrohms – Gwinn (87th Krumbiegel), Hendrich, Hegering, Linder – Nüsken, Däbritz (46th Senß), Huth (71st Anyomi), Lohmann, Bühl – PoppLineup DenmarkChristensen – Ballisager, Obaze (72nd Moller), Veje ( 61. Gevitz) – Svava (11. Thomsen), Kühl, Troelsgaard, Thögersen – Hasbo (71. Holmgaard), Vangsgaard, Gejl (62. Nadim) Goals 1:0 Popp (14.), 2:0 Hegering (26.) , 3:0 Bühl (90th)RefereeMaria Sole Caputi (Italy)
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90.+3. Minute: The decision! Bühl puts the lid on it!
90. Minute: Five minutes are replayed.
87. Minute: Krumbiegel is new to Gwinn.
84. Minute: Frohms securely holds on to a cross.
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82. Minute: The DFB women still have everything under control here. Little comes from Denmark at the moment.
76. Minute: Nüsken’s cross hits the inside post – almost the third goal!
72. Minute: Anyomi is new for Huth.
70. Minute: A lot of intensity in this phase of the game as the Laola wave sweeps through the Ostseestadion.
67. Minute: The German team is pushing for the preliminary decision.
63. Minute: Frohms stops a shot from Thögersen in the follow-up.
61. Minute: Senß is warned.
57. Minute: Now Nüsken tries it, no danger to Christensen.
51. Minute: Good long-range shot from Lohmann – just wide.
49. Minute: A corner from the Danes poses no danger.
46. Minute: Go on.
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45. Minute: Three minutes are replayed.
41. Minute: Run the last minutes of round one. Germany has everything under control so far.
34. Minute: On the other side, Frohms punches away a shot from Hasbo.
32. Minute: A shot from Bühl just misses.
29. Minute: Nüsken heads a free kick almost into his own goal – at the resulting corner, Frohms is there after a shot.
26th minute: And then he falls! Hegering heads in a corner!
25. Minute: The Hrubesch team is now pushing for the second goal.
22. Minute: A first corner from the DFB women causes no danger.
18. Minute: Troelsgaard is completely blank after a corner – but her header ultimately misses the right post.
14th minute: GOOOOOOR for Germany! The first chance is there. Popp hits the far corner with his head.
12. Minute: It’s no longer possible for Svava, Thomsen is new.
10. Minute: Christensen catches a first shot from Nüsken.
9. Minute: The DFB women dominate the game, only in the last third there are still problems.
6. Minute: A shot from Vangsgaard fails completely.
3. Minute: First good chance to counterattack for the Danes, but the decisive through ball is too imprecise.
1. Minute: Referee Caputi blows the whistle to start the game.
LIVE! DFB women against Denmark – these are the lineups
7:50 p.m: The DFB women’s lineup is here! Coach Horst Hrubesch made six changes to his starting eleven compared to the 2-0 win against Iceland. Frohms returns to goal, Hegering, Däbritz, Nüsken, Lohmann and Popp also start.
Lineup Germany: Frohms – Gwinn, Hendrich, Hegering, Linder – Nüsken, Däbritz, Huth, Lohmann, Bühl – Popp
Lineup Denmark: Christensen – Ballisager, Obaze, Veje – Svava, Kühl, Troelsgaard, Thögersen – Hasbo, Vangsgaard, Gejl
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The German women’s national soccer team is facing an important game. In the penultimate group game of the Nations League, the DFB women will host Denmark in Rostock on Friday evening. “We know that we are capable of beating Denmark and we don’t need to do any miracles or deviate from things that we have rehearsed for years,” said goalkeeper Merle Frohms in advance.
The two-time world champion will continue to be looked after by interim national coach Horst Hrubesch. “Everyone in our team can confirm that Horst Hrubesch is extremely good for us as a person. “He picked us up where we were five years ago and didn’t try to force us in anywhere,” explains Frohms in an interview with the FAZ.
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