Match Awards from Germany's dramatic penalty shootout win over France at EURO 2025
Briefly

France maintained 75% possession over 120 minutes but struggled to convert this into effective play, with Grace Geyoro scoring the sole goal from a penalty. Bayern Munich's Franziska Kett played a significant role following Sarai Linder's injury, showcasing strong defensive skills. Sjoeke Nüsken was pivotal for Germany, scoring a crucial equalizer but receiving a second yellow card, which sidelines her for the semifinal. Meanwhile, Jule Brand's performance further emphasized the competitive spirit in the tournament.
France's 75% possession over 120 minutes did not yield significant results, with Grace Geyoro scoring the only goal via a penalty and contributing key passes.
Franziska Kett delivered an impressive performance as Bayern Munich's 20-year-old left-back, filling in at left flank with notable defensive skills after Linder's injury.
Sjoeke Nüsken had a crucial role in Germany's midfield; despite receiving a second yellow card, she scored the equalizer but missed a potential lead with a saved penalty.
Germany's Jule Brand is among the contenders for notable performances, with Wolfsburg to OL transition highlighting her impact.
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