US EditionRed Card Decisive in 4-1 Loss to Sweden, Germany Coach Says
- Carlotta Wamser was sent off after handling the ball on the goal line during Germany's match against Sweden, resulting in a penalty for Sweden and a red card for her, as reported by referee Silvia Gasperotti.
- Wamser was visibly upset after the incident, breaking down in tears as she was consoled by her teammates upon leaving the pitch.
- Fridolina Rolfo scored the penalty, marking her 100th international appearance, while Lina Hurtig later added another goal for Sweden, leading to a 4-1 victory.
- Germany will face the winners of England's group in the quarter-finals after the loss, as both teams had already advanced to the knockout stage of the tournament.
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The German right side received a red card against Sweden on Saturday, leading to the defeat of his team.
The court reference against Sweden has consequences for Carlotta Wamser. The Uefa announced the penalty for the defender.
Of all the Gwinn replacements see the Red Card, the rest of the defenses feel bathed in Lake Zurich. The German footballers in the single criticism after the 1:4 against Sweden.
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The Star Kuala LumpurRed card decisive in 4-1 loss to Sweden, Germany coach says
ZURICH :Germany's hopes of topping Group C crashed after a red card for defender Carlotta Wamser that was the deciding factor in the team's 4-1 defeat by Sweden, coach Christian Wueck said after their final group game at the Women's Euros.Following a bright start, capped with a goal from Jule Brand, Germany w
Damper instead of group victory: The DFB women take a serious break against Sweden at the European Championships. Carlotta Wamser, who plays for injured captain Giulia Gwinn, is the tragic figure in particular. The highlights in the video.
Carlotta Wamser first shone against Sweden, then she made a serious mistake. Keeper Ann-Katrin Berger played as an opponent several times. And Sarai Linder was overrun. The German team in the individual criticism.
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