Germany Defeat France in Euro 2025 Quarterfinal Despite Red Card Drama

basel, switzerland - Germany makes history by beating France in Euro 2025 quarterfinals after dramatic penalty shootout despite playing with 10 players for most of the game. France's major tournament struggles continue.

Germany Makes History in Euro 2025 Quarterfinal

Germany achieved a remarkable victory against France in the Euro 2025 quarterfinals, playing most of the game with 10 players and winning in a thrilling penalty shootout.

Record-Breaking Performance

Veteran defender Kathrin Hendrich received a red card in the 12th minute, setting the stage for a challenging match for the Germans. Despite the setback, Germany fought hard for 120 minutes, with goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger making crucial saves.

France's Struggles Continue

France's major tournament woes persisted as they failed to capitalize on the advantage of playing against 10 players. With a history of defeats against Germany in major tournaments, France's Euro 2025 journey ended in another disappointing penalty shootout loss.

Looking Ahead

Germany faces Spain in the semifinals, aiming to continue their impressive run in the tournament. Meanwhile, France will need to regroup and address their ongoing tournament challenges as they prepare for future competitions.