Sweden W 4-1 Germany W final score - 12 July 2025, Women's Euro

Germany drive forward but Janina Minge is judged offside.

Free kick Germany.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Germany in their own half.

Germany have a goal kick.

Corner awarded to Sweden.

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Sweden just outside Germany's area.

Goal kick for Sweden at Letzigrund.

Germany's Selina Cerci breaks free at Letzigrund. But the strike goes wide of the post.

Sara Daebritz is on a sub for Elisa Senss for Germany.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Germany.

Sweden will need to be alert as they defend a dangerous free kick from Germany.

Can Germany capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Sweden's half?

Julia Zigiotti is replacing Filippa Angeldahl for Sweden at Letzigrund.

Sweden take a comfortable 4-1 lead thanks to Lina Hurtig. Johanna Kaneryd with an assist there.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a Sweden throw-in in Germany's half.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Sweden in their own half.

Sweden have a goal kick.

Selina Cerci is replacing Sjoeke Nusken for Germany at Letzigrund.

Can Germany get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Sweden's half?

Silvia Gasperotti signals a Germany throw-in in Sweden's half.

Johanna Kaneryd of Sweden smashes in a shot on target. The keeper saves, though.

Germany to take a throw-in in Sweden territory.

Sweden needs to be cautious. Germany have an attacking throw-in.

Sweden are too eager and fall into an offside trap.

Goal kick for Sweden at Letzigrund.

Germany are coming forward and Giovanna Hoffmann gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Germany in their own half.

Sweden have been awarded a corner by Silvia Gasperotti.

Peter Gerhardsson (Sweden) is making a fourth substitution, with Ellen Wangerheim replacing Stina Blackstenius.

Sweden awarded a free kick in their own half.

Throw-in for Sweden at Letzigrund.

Silvia Gasperotti awards Germany a goal kick.

Ball goes out of play for a Germany goal kick.

Sweden's Filippa Angeldahl breaks free at Letzigrund. But the strike goes wide of the post.

Corner awarded to Sweden.

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

Germany awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Giovanna Hoffmann is on a sub for Lea Schuller for Germany.

Throw-in Germany.

Throw-in for Germany in their own half.

Sweden to take a throw-in in Germany territory.

Ball safe as Germany is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Throw-in for Germany at Letzigrund.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Germany in their own half.

Germany's Kathrin Hendrich looks ok and returns to the pitch.

Peter Gerhardsson is making the team's third substitution at Letzigrund with Lina Hurtig replacing Kosovare Asllani.

Can Sweden capitalize from this dangerous free kick?

Sarai Linder for Germany has been booked by Silvia Gasperotti and receives a first yellow card.

The match at Letzigrund has been interrupted briefly for a check on Kathrin Hendrich, who is down injured.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Silvia Gasperotti.

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

Sweden have a dangerous throw-in.

Throw-in for Sweden close to the penalty box.

Sweden awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Can Sweden get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Germany's half?

Throw-in Germany.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a Sweden throw-in in Germany's half.

Sweden to take a throw-in in Germany territory.

Goal kick for Germany at Letzigrund.

Magdalena Eriksson (Sweden) wins the ball in the air but heads wide.

Corner awarded to Sweden.

Peter Gerhardsson is making the team's second substitution at Letzigrund with Linda Sembrant replacing Nathalie Bjorn.

Peter Gerhardsson (Sweden) is making a first substitution, with Madelen Janogy replacing Fridolina Rolfo.

Germany make their second substitution with Kathrin Hendrich replacing Rebecca Knaak.

Sydney Lohmann is replacing Laura Freigang for Germany at Letzigrund.

The first-half is over.

Ball goes out of play for a Sweden goal kick.

Free kick Germany.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Germany in their own half.

Throw-in for Sweden in their own half.

Throw-in for Sweden at Letzigrund.

Can Sweden capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Germany's half?

Silvia Gasperotti signals a throw-in for Sweden, close to Germany's area.

Silvia Gasperotti awards Germany a goal kick.

In Zurich Sweden attack through Kosovare Asllani. The finish is off target, however.

Lea Schuller for Germany drives towards goal at Letzigrund. But the finish is unsuccessful.

Sweden have been awarded a corner by Silvia Gasperotti.

Throw-in for Germany in their own half.

Sweden have extended their lead to 3-1 courtesy of a Fridolina Rolfo penalty.

Germany advance rapidly upfield but Silvia Gasperotti blows for offside.

Germany are down to 10 men after Carlotta Wamser has been shown a red card.

Germany have a goal kick.

Stina Blackstenius of Sweden gets in a strike, but is off target.

Germany needs to be cautious. Sweden have an attacking throw-in.

Corner awarded to Sweden.

Can Sweden get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Germany's half?

Goal! Smilla Holmberg gives Sweden a 2-1 lead in Zurich.

Sweden awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Silvia Gasperotti awards Sweden a goal kick.

Throw-in Sweden.

Ball safe as Sweden is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Sjoeke Nusken (Germany) has received a first yellow card.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Sweden.

Ball safe as Sweden is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Sweden awarded a free kick in their own half.

Throw-in Sweden.

Germany's Klara Buehl is on target but unsuccessful.

Sweden awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Germany have a goal kick.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a free kick to Sweden in their own half.

Throw-in for Sweden in their own half.

Goal! Stina Blackstenius equalizes to bring the score to 1-1. Kosovare Asllani instrumental with a fine assist.

Goal kick for Germany at Letzigrund.

Germany take a 0-1 lead thanks to Jule Brand. That's a fine assist from Carlotta Wamser.

Silvia Gasperotti signals a Sweden throw-in in Germany's half.

Ball goes out of play for a Sweden goal kick.

Silvia Gasperotti awards Sweden a goal kick.

Lea Schuller (Germany) gets up for a header but cannot keep the ball on target.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Silvia Gasperotti.

Goal kick for Germany at Letzigrund.

Throw-in for Germany at Letzigrund.

Germany have a goal kick.

Ball goes out of play for a Sweden goal kick.

Germany are pushing forward but Lea Schuller's finish is wide of the goal.

Germany drives forward and Jule Brand gets in a shot. Without netting, however.

Sweden scores 4 goals when playing at home and Germany scores 2.8 goals when playing away (on average).

Both teams didn't concede on their last match.

Average number of goals in the first half in meetings between Sweden and Germany is 0.6.

Average number of goals in meetings between Sweden and Germany is 1.4.

Sweden scores 0.6 goals in a match against Germany and Germany scores 0.8 goals against Sweden (on average).

In the last 5 meetings Sweden won 1, Germany won 2, 2 draws.

Germany have lost just 1 of their last 5 games against Sweden (in all competitions).

Germany's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Sweden's.

In UEFA Euro, Women, Sweden has better performance than Germany.

When Germany is down 1-0 away, they win 0% of their matches.

When Sweden is down 0-1 home, they win 100% of their matches.

When Germany leads 0-1 away, they win in 100% of their matches.

When Sweden leads 1-0 at home, they win in 75% of their matches.

Their last meeting was a draw. (0-0)

Sweden wins 42% of halftimes, Germany wins 42%.

Sweden wins 1st half in 42% of their matches, Germany in 42% of their matches.

Germany have scored at least one goal for 13 consecutive matches.

Germany have kept a clean sheet in 3 matches in a row.

Germany haven't lost in their last 8 games.

Germany have a winning streak of 7 matches.

Sweden haven't lost in their last 13 games.

Sweden have a winning streak of 3 matches.

During the last 18 meetings, Sweden have won 3 times, there have been 4 draws while Germany have won 11 times. The goal difference is 28-15 in favour of Germany.