The group of death fights! Germany was massacred 4-1! Poland defeated Denmark 3-2

The European Cup Death Group was completely over the chapter last night! The Swedish women's football team beat the German team 4-1; Poland staged a Jedi counterattack in the same group, defeating Denmark 3-2 to create a double upset. With this big victory, Sweden counterattacked the top group, while Germany fell to second place - in the quarter-finals, it is likely to have to hit the nemesis France head-on!

The German team was stunned by a red card in this game. Only 7 minutes into the game, Brand scored a lightning goal to give Germany a good start. But Sweden is not a vegetarian, and Blackster News immediately responded to an equalizer after 5 minutes. The real turning point was in the 31st minute: German full-back Vamze was directly dyed red with a flying tackle, becoming the first to win a red card in the group stages of the last three European Cups. Germany, which beat one less, immediately collapsed, and Sweden was in full control. Holmbery headed the ball over, Rolfer expanded his advantage in penalty kicks, and the German defense made a lot of loopholes in Sweden's crazy high-level press. At the last moment, Hutig made another blow, and the 4-1 score woke the German team up.

Poland's side is entirely dependent on the god striker Padilla to carry the team. Facing Denmark, which must win, Padilla scored a low shot in the 13th minute, and in the 20th minute, he made a wonderful pass to assist Payol to push and shoot. Although Denmark's Thomson scored one in the 59th minute, Padilla showed his strength again in the 76th minute, and a precise pass assisted Viankovska to score a single goal! Almost one person dragged Poland forward. Denmark's Bruen was unable to turn the day after entering another one in the 83rd minute. Poland won its first European Cup victory.

Sweden used textbook-level high-pressure to crush the German halo, and also exposed the chronic disease of Germany's discipline. Poland proves that in team football, top star Padilla took over three goals, and her explosive power is enough to create miracles. Although Denmark's offensive was strong, it was defeated by the lack of defensive focus. The knockout match pattern changed drastically last night: Sweden became the biggest dark horse, avoiding strong enemies; Germany needs to seek redemption from its possible rival France, and the prospects have increased dramatically.