Germany's Under-21 football team advanced to the European Championships final after a decisive 3-0 victory over France in the semi-final. The match, held at Kosicka Futbalova Arena, featured early goals from Nelson Weiper and Nick Woltemade, putting Germany ahead within the first 14 minutes. Despite France's push in the second half, Germany's defense held strong, and a late goal by Brajan Gruda, confirmed by VAR, sealed the win. Germany now faces three-time champions England in the final on Saturday, where Woltemade aims to break the tournament's goal record.
Germany's Under-21 team showcased dominance over France with a 3-0 victory, set to face England in a bid for their fourth title.
Antonio Di Salvo's squad struck early, with Weiper and Woltemade scoring in the first 14 minutes, establishing a strong lead.
The close-range goals from Weiper and Woltemade dismantled France's defense, showcasing Germany's offensive prowess right from the kickoff.
With Brajan Gruda's stoppage time goal confirmed by VAR, Germany sealed their semi-final victory, demonstrating their depth and tactical efficiency.
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