Sweden securing the first position in Group C by crushing Germany

Sweden ranked first in Group C in Euro 2025 for women after its impressive victory 4-1 against Germany, which ranked second.

Germany opened the scoring early through Jule Brand in the seventh minute, but Sweden almost immediately responded. Stina Blackstenius is equivalent to just five minutes, and gave Smilla Holberg Sweden to lead in the 25th minute.

A critical turning point came in the 31st minute when German defender Carlota was sent and left a hand ball on the line, and he got a penalty. Fridolina Rolfo turned from the place, and Sweden’s progress extends to 3-1.

The Swedes found their fourth when Lina Hertig took advantage of 10 minutes of time to complete the convincing victory.

With the victory, Sweden ends on the top of Group C, while Germany, despite the loss, secures second place and also advances to the quarter -finals.

Sweden is now waiting for its quarterly opponents as one of the championship teams in the model, with a possible match against England on the cards.

Poland scores the first championship goals in Denmark’s historic victory

Poland achieved history in Euro 2025 with an amazing victory over Denmark 3-1, which represents his first goals ever and their first goals in the history of the tournament.

Natalia Badilla-Bidas opened the 13th minute with the completion of the clinical, as she dug her name to the history of Polish football. Just seven minutes later, the star striker Ewa Pajor doubled the lead with a strong head to give Poland an early advantage.

Denmark responded in the second half, when Jani Thomson benefited from the goalkeeper’s mistake in the 60th minute to reduce the deficit. However, Poland reaffirmed the control as Martyna Wiankowska struck in the 77th minute of the teacher’s victory.

Denmark pulled one to create a nervous finish when Signe Bruun rose its highest level, but Poland stuck to it to secure an impressive victory, despite the kneeling of the competition.

The result ends in a historic championship for Poland, which ranked third in Group C behind Sweden and Germany. Denmark, at the same time, comes out of the competition without a point of the three matches.