At the three-nation tournament in Budapest, the German women's national team lost the second game against Switzerland 3:2 (3:1, 1:1, 1:0). Nevertheless, she celebrates DEB-Selection in Budapest finally won the tournament.
The German goal that day was guarded by Jule Flötgen, who had to reach behind her for the first time after just 36 seconds. Dominique Ruegg converted for the Swiss. But the DEBThe selection was unimpressed and created more opportunities. The reward for Germany's efforts was the 1-1 equalizer by Sonja Weidenfelder (18').
Even after the first break they were DEB-Women were the more conspicuous team and Julia Zorn scored the 23-2 lead in the 1rd minute of the game, again with a numerical majority. A little later, national coach Christian Künast's team survived an almost 2-minute 3 against 5 outnumbered game unscathed. Shortly before the end of the middle period, the Swiss managed to equalize 2-2 through Alina Müller (37th).
The final third was completely even and the tie lasted until the 54th minute of the game. Then it was Alina Müller again who was able to make it 2:3. The German women tried in the last two minutes of the game with a sixth field player instead of the goalkeeper, but the equalizer could no longer be achieved.
Christian Künast, women’s national coach: “Despite the 2-3 defeat, the game was a step in the right direction. We implemented many of the instructions well for long stretches of the game and kept a really high tempo throughout the entire game. We need to build on this in the next measures.”
You can find all the statistics for the game HERE