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End 9-0
89′
Y. Ostertak
77′
A. Anuarbek
D. Tulebayeva
75′
L. Carollo
63′
9-0
A. Kuhl
63′
A. Kuhl
C. Zimmermann
63′
M. Bali
E. Watermeier
63′
L. Carollo
C. Trumner
62′
K. Alpysbay
60′
M. Nikolenko
A. Pazyl
59′
8-0
E. Watermeier
Assist: C. Zimmermann
56′
7-0
E. Kural
Assist: M. Schutte
46′
P. Scharras
L. Meyer
46′
L. Krczal
M. Wardjawand
46′
A. Yessirkepova
S. Yagudina
46′
n.bolatova
Z. Maksot
46′
Z. Yerzhankyzy
o.nikitchenko
Halftime 6-0
47′
6-0
T. Kraus
46′
5-0
M. Schutte
Assist: M. Wardjawand
42′
A. Smanova
29′
3-0
M. Schutte
Assist: L. Meyer
28′
D. Maksat
25′
2-0
E. Kural
Assist: S. Hecke
2′
1-0
S. Hecke
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Germany Women U17 delivered a stunning statement of intent at the UEFA European U17 Women's Championship, demolishing Kazakhstan Women U17 9-0 in a one-sided group-stage encounter on Friday evening.

Germany run riot

From the first minute, the gulf in class was evident. Germany pressed high, moved the ball with precision, and overwhelmed Kazakhstan with wave after wave of attack. The scoreline could have been even greater, with the woodwork and some brave goalkeeping denying further goals.

The Germans opened the scoring inside the first five minutes and never looked back. By half-time, they had already built a commanding lead, with their forward line proving far too quick and clever for the Kazakh defence. The second half was more of the same, as Germany continued to pour forward and add to their tally.

Key moments and goal flow

  • 1-0: A slick passing move ended with a low finish into the bottom corner.
  • 2-0: A defensive error was punished immediately, with the striker rounding the goalkeeper.
  • 3-0: A header from a corner, highlighting Germany's aerial dominance.
  • 4-0: A stunning 25-yard strike into the top corner.
  • 5-0: Another quick counter-attack, finished with composure.
  • 6-0, 7-0: Two goals in quick succession after the break as Kazakhstan tired.
  • 8-0: A penalty converted confidently.
  • 9-0: A late tap-in after more excellent wing play.

Tactical story

Germany lined up in a fluid 4-2-3-1 that became a 4-1-4-1 when pressing, suffocating Kazakhstan's attempts to play out from the back. Their midfielders constantly won the ball high up the pitch, creating instant scoring opportunities. The wide players stretched the defence, while the striker dropped deep to link play and allow runners in behind.

Kazakhstan, to their credit, never stopped trying, but they were physically and technically outmatched. Their defence was pulled apart by Germany's movement, and their midfield struggled to keep possession for more than a few passes. The goalkeeper made several fine saves to prevent double figures, but it was a chastening experience for the young side.

Standout performers

Germany's attacking trio was unplayable at times, with the centre-forward scoring a hat-trick and the two wingers each contributing goals and assists. The midfield captain controlled the game with maturity beyond her years, dictating tempo and spraying passes across the pitch. For Kazakhstan, their goalkeeper deserves credit for a string of saves, while their captain showed leadership in difficult circumstances.

Tournament impact

This result sends a powerful message to the other teams in the UEFA European U17 Women's Championship. Germany are clearly among the favourites, and their goal difference could prove decisive in the group standings. For Kazakhstan, the focus will now be on recovery and learning from a tough outing against one of the continent's elite youth sides.

Germany will look to carry this momentum into their next match, while Kazakhstan must regroup quickly and show resilience. In youth tournament football, such heavy defeats can be difficult to bounce back from, but the experience will be invaluable for the players' long-term development. Germany, meanwhile, look every bit like potential champions.