Under-21 European Championship qualifica, 2015/2016, group 7
Thu, 24 Mar 2016 20:00:00 +0100, Frankfurter Volksbank Stadion, Frankfurt at the Main, Germany
Visitors: 4152
Referee: Peter Kralovic (Slowakei)
Germany
4:1
(1:1)
Faroe Islands
| 16' |
Hákun Edmundsson |
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1:0 Leroy Sane |
17' | |||
| 43' |
1:1 Gestur Bogason Dam |
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Mahmoud Dahoud for Niklas Stark |
46' | |||
| 50' |
Bartal Wardum for Hákun Edmundsson |
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2:1 Ragnar Nattestad (Own goal) |
59' | |||
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3:1 Max Meyer (Penalties) |
63' | |||
| 70' |
Magnus Egilsson for Jóannes Bjartalíð |
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4:1 Julian Brandt |
74' | |||
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Max Christiansen for Julian Weigl |
80' | |||
| 83' |
Betuel Hansen for Gestur Bogason Dam |
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Levin Oztunali for Julian Brandt |
84' |
Germany |
Faroe Islands |
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| Horst Hrubesch |
Coach | Bill Jacobsen |
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| 4-4-2 | Formation | 4-4-2 | |||
| Timon Wellenreuther (T) | 12 | 1 | Elias Rasmussen (T) | ||
| Jeremy Toljan | 2 | 2 | Leivur Joensen | ||
| Lukas Klostermann | 14 | 4 | Andreas Eriksen | ||
| Niklas Sule | 5 | 5 | Ragnar Nattestad | ||
| Yannick Gerhardt | 20 | 3 | Ári Jonsson | ||
| Julian Brandt | 11 | 11 | Gestur Bogason Dam | ||
| Julian Weigl | 6 | 10 | Hákun Edmundsson | ||
| Niklas Stark | 4 | 6 | Jonas Gejel Hansen | ||
| Leroy Sane | 19 | 7 | Jóannes Bjartalíð | ||
| Max Meyer | 7 | 9 | Jákup Thomsen | ||
| Davie Selke | 9 | 15 | Teit Jacobsen | ||
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1:0 Leroy Sane |
17' | |||
| 43' |
1:1 Gestur Bogason Dam |
|||
|
2:1 Ragnar Nattestad (Own goal) |
59' | |||
|
3:1 Max Meyer (Penalties) |
63' | |||
|
4:1 Julian Brandt |
74' |
| 16' |
Hákun Edmundsson |
|
Mahmoud Dahoud for Niklas Stark |
46' | |||
| 50' |
Bartal Wardum for Hákun Edmundsson |
|||
| 70' |
Magnus Egilsson for Jóannes Bjartalíð |
|||
|
Max Christiansen for Julian Weigl |
80' | |||
| 83' |
Betuel Hansen for Gestur Bogason Dam |
|||
|
Levin Oztunali for Julian Brandt |
84' |
| Schiedsrichter/in | Peter Kralovic (Slowakei) |
| Schiedsrichter-Assistent/in 1 | Erik Weiss (Slowakei) |
| Schiedsrichter-Assistent/in 2 | Miroslav Benko (Slowakei) |
| 4. Offizielle/r | Vladimir Vnuk (Slowakei) |