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Germany beat Austria to reach women’s Euro 2022 semifinals

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LONDON: Germany remain on course for a ninth women’s European Championship title but were made to work hard for a 2-0 win over Austria to reach the semifinals of Euro 2022 on Thursday.

Austria hit the woodwork three times in London, but goals from Lina Magull and Alexandra Popp sent the Germans through to meet France or the Netherlands in the semifinals. “The game could have ended 6-3,” said Germany coach Martina Voss-Tecklenburg. “We played against a very good side.

Huge compliments to Austria. “I still believe that we leave the pitch as deserved winners.” Germany had cruised through what appeared to be the toughest group with convincing victories over Denmark, Spain and Finland to reach the last eight in style.

But they were made to sweat until Popp’s bizarre 90th minute goal, when she charged down Manuela Zinsberger’s clearance, gave them side breathing space.

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