They may have needed two attempts, but Christian Wück’s U18 side defeated France 4-1 in the Salmtalstadion yesterday. Last Thursday, Germany U18s drew 0-0 against them, meaning they remain unbeaten in 2016.
Gökhan Gül scored the opening goal of the match after 34 minutes, giving Germany the lead in front of 1,510 spectators. The defender smashed in the rebound after his initial penalty had been saved. After the changing of sides, Beiersdorf scored a quick-fire brace to put the game to bed. France got a consolation goal on 75 minutes, before Christoph Daferner put the icing on the cake with 5 minutes left on the clock.
They may have needed two attempts, but Christian Wück’s U18 side defeated France 4-1 in the Salmtalstadion yesterday. Last Thursday, Germany U18s drew 0-0 against them, meaning they remain unbeaten in 2016.
Gökhan Gül scored the opening goal of the match after 34 minutes, giving Germany the lead in front of 1,510 spectators. The defender smashed in the rebound after his initial penalty had been saved. After the changing of sides, Beiersdorf scored a quick-fire brace to put the game to bed. France got a consolation goal on 75 minutes, before Christoph Daferner put the icing on the cake with 5 minutes left on the clock.
