Red Card Heartbreak: Germany Falls to Sweden in Women's Euros
Germany's Group C hopes were dashed in the Women's Euros after a red card for Carlotta Wamser led to a 4-1 loss to Sweden. Despite a strong start, Germany faltered, unable to compete against Sweden with one player down. Germany finished second in the group and will proceed to the quarter-finals.
Germany's aspirations to top Group C were shattered after a pivotal red card issued to defender Carlotta Wamser led to a 4-1 defeat by Sweden. Coach Christian Wueck noted Wamser's ejection as the turning point in their final group match at the Women's Euros.
Initially promising, with a goal from Jule Brand, Germany struggled when Wamser handled the ball on the goal-line in the 31st minute, resulting in her dismissal. Sweden's Fridolina Rolfo's subsequent goal from the penalty spot made a comeback daunting for Germany.
Despite brief hopes for second-half opportunities, Germany conceded another goal, with Sweden sealing the group lead. Germany proceeds to the quarter-finals, set to face France, Netherlands, or England. Wueck stressed the importance of maintaining self-confidence for upcoming matches.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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