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Germany 5, Austria 1, Full time

Full timeWomen's World Cup qualifying (UEFA) Max-Morlock-Stadion
Germany

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  • Nicole Anyomi 17'
  • Vivien Endemann 52'
  • Sarah Puntigam 68' (og)
  • Jule Brand 76'
  • Lea Schüller 83'

Germany 5, Austria 1

Full time

Austria

Away

  • Chiara D'Angelo 77'

Minute by minute

  1. Minute 17:

    Goal Nicole Anyomi (Germany)

  2. Minute 28:

    Yellow card Melanie Brunnthaler (Austria)

  3. Minute 33:

    Substitution (Germany) On Carlotta Wamser , off Giulia Gwinn

  4. Minute 52:

    Goal Vivien Endemann (Germany)

  5. Minute 60:

    Substitution (Austria) On Julia Hickelsberger-Fuller , off Eileen Campbell

  6. Minute 60:

    Substitution (Austria) On Louise Schöffel , off Sarah Gutmann

  7. Minute 65:

    Substitution (Germany) On Sarai Linder , off Franziska Kett

  8. Minute 65:

    Substitution (Germany) On Larissa Mühlhaus , off Linda Dallmann

  9. Minute 65:

    Substitution (Germany) On Selina Cerci , off Vivien Endemann

  10. Minute 68:

    Own Goal Sarah Puntigam (Germany)

  11. Minute 71:

    Substitution (Austria) On Maria Plattner , off Sarah Puntigam

  12. Minute 75:

    Substitution (Germany) On Lea Schüller , off Nicole Anyomi

  13. Minute 76:

    Goal Jule Brand (Germany)

  14. Minute 77:

    Goal Chiara D'Angelo (Austria)

  15. Minute 83:

    Goal Lea Schüller (Germany)

  16. Minute 84:

    Substitution (Austria) On Katharina Schiechtl , off Verena Hanshaw

  17. Minute 85:

    Substitution (Austria) On Naika Reissner , off Barbara Dunst

Statistics

  • Possession: Germany 62%, Austria 38%

  • Total shots: Germany 28, Austria 5

  • Shots on target: Germany 8, Austria 2

  • Corners: Germany 4, Austria 3

  • Saves: Germany 1, Austria 4

  • Offsides: Germany 0, Austria 0

  • Fouls: Germany 10, Austria 9

Line-ups

Germany

Formation 4-2-3-1

  • 1Ann-Katrin BergerG
  • 4Rebecca KnaakCD-L
  • 5Janina MingeCD-R
  • 17Franziska Kett(subbed off)LB
  • 7Giulia Gwinn(subbed off)RB
  • 16Linda Dallmann(subbed off)AM
  • 20Elisa SenßLM
  • 9Sjoeke NüskenRM
  • 18Nicole Anyomi(subbed off)F
  • 8Vivien Endemann(subbed off)AM-L
  • 22Jule BrandAM-R

Came on

11 Lea Schüller · 15 Selina Cerci · 14 Larissa Mühlhaus · 13 Carlotta Wamser · 2 Sarai Linder

Austria

Formation 3-5-1-1

  • 1Mariella El SherifG
  • 13Virginia KirchbergerCD
  • 19Verena Hanshaw(subbed off)CD-L
  • 5Claudia WengerCD-R
  • 8Barbara Dunst(subbed off)CM-L
  • 16Annabel SchaschingCM-R
  • 17Sarah Puntigam(subbed off)AM
  • 2Chiara D'AngeloLM
  • 3Sarah Gutmann(subbed off)RM
  • 10Eileen Campbell(subbed off)F
  • 7Melanie BrunnthalerRCF

Came on

15 Maria Plattner · 14 Naika Reissner · 20 Louise Schöffel · 18 Julia Hickelsberger-Fuller · 6 Katharina Schiechtl

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