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Rebecca Knaak Leads Germany to 2-0 Win Over Poland

Rebecca Knaak Leads Germany to 2-0 Win Over Poland

Manchester City’s Rebecca Knaak helped Germany get off to a winning start at UEFA EURO 2025 with a composed 2-0 victory over Poland in Group C.

Knaak played the full 90 minutes in the heart of the German defence as the eight-time champions began their campaign with a clean sheet and three points. Despite Germany dominating the first half with nearly 75% possession, they failed to convert their chances and went into the break goalless.

The breakthrough came in the 52nd minute when Jule Brand cut inside and curled a shot into the top corner from 20 yards. Lea Schüller doubled the lead in the 66th minute, heading home her 53rd international goal.

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Poland, making their debut at the European Championships, responded positively but were denied a goal by a superb save from Ann-Katrin Berger to keep out Ewa Pajor’s header.

Knaak’s defensive leadership was instrumental in maintaining the clean sheet, helping Germany top Group C ahead of Sweden, who beat Denmark 1-0 earlier in the day.

 Match Summary:

  • ⚽ Goals: Brand (52′), Schüller (66′)
  • 🛡️ Knaak played full 90 minutes; Germany kept clean sheet
  • 🧤 Berger made key save to preserve 2-0 lead
  • 📆 Next match: Germany vs Denmark, Tuesday, 17:00 (UK)

 FAQ

  • What position does Knaak play?
    She plays as a central defender.
  • Where can fans get updates on City players at Euro 2025?
    The official Manchester City app and website provide match reports and recaps after every game.
  • Who else is in Germany’s group?
    Group C includes Germany, Poland, Denmark, and Sweden.
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Conclusion

Germany’s campaign is off to a solid start, with Rebecca Knaak playing a pivotal role in defence. Attention now turns to their next fixture against Denmark on Tuesday evening.

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