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Germany Saturday, 29. June 2019
17:30 Clock 		Sweden
1:2
goals
1 : 0 Lina Magull 16. / right-footed shot  (Sara Däbritz)
1 : 1 Sofia Jakobsson 22. / right-footed shot  (Linda Sembrant)
1 : 2 Stina Blackstenius 48. / left-footed shot

1 Almuth Schult
2 Carolin Simon 43'
5 Marina Hegering
23 Sara Doorsoun
13 Sara Däbritz
15 Giulia Gwinn
16 Linda Dallmann 46'
20 Lina Magull
7 Lea Schüller 69'
9 Svenja Huth
11 Alexandra Popp
Substitutes
4 Leonie Maier 43'
6 Lena Oberdorf 69'
10 Dzsenifer Marozsán 46'
12 Laura Benkarth
21 Merle Frohms
3 Kathrin Hendrich
14 Johanna Elsig
17 Verena Schweers
8 Lena Goeßling
18 Melanie Leupolz
22 Turid Knaak
19 Klara Bühl
1 Hedvig Lindahl
3 Linda Sembrant
5 Nilla Fischer 66'
6 Magdalena Ericsson
4 Hanna Glas
17 Caroline Seger
23 Elin Rubensson 86'
9 Kosovare Asllani
10 Sofia Jakobsson
11 Stina Blackstenius
18 Fridolina Rolfö yellow 56' 90'
Substitutes
13 Amanda Ilestedt 66'
15 Nathalie Björn 86'
8 Lina Hurtig 90'
12 Jennifer Falk
21 Zećira Mušović
2 Jonna Andersson
14 Julia Roddar
22 Olivia Schough
7 Madelen Janogy
16 Julia Olme
19 Anna Anvegård
20 Mimmi Larsson

Manager: Martina Voss-Tecklenburg Manager: Peter Gerhardsson

Roazhon Park (Rennes / France)
25.301
Stéphanie Frappart (France)
Manuela Nicolosi (France)
Michelle O'Neill (Ireland)

Reports

Sweden coach Peter Gerhardsson said his team were not content with a place in the last four after they beat Germany 2-1 in the women's World Cup quarter-finals in Rennes on Saturday, ending a 24-year winless streak against their rivals at major tournaments....
Stina Blackstenius stabbed home from close range in the second half to send Sweden into the last four of the women's World Cup with a 2-1 victory over Germany in Rennes on Saturday, ending a 24-year winless streak against their rivals at major tournaments....
Stina Blackstenius ended one drought in the women's World Cup last 16 and now she, and Sweden, need to end another on Saturday and beat Germany at a major tournament for the first time in almost three decades....
Germany goalkeeper Almuth Schult is hoping to build on a spotless record at the Women's World Cup when her team take on old rivals Sweden in the last eight on Saturday....
Germany coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg admitted Wednesday that she fears for her side's place in the 2020 Olympic Games due to the overwhelming success of European teams at the Women's World Cup....
Germany and Olympique Lyon star Dzsenifer Marozsan is set to make a return to World Cup action in Saturday's last-eight clash with Sweden after missing three games with a broken toe, coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg said Tuesday....
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