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The Guardian - UK
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Sarah Rendell

Germany 2-0 Austria: Women’s Euro 2022 quarter-final – as it happened

Austria Germany Euro Euro 2022 Nicole Billa Brentford Alexandra Popp Beth Mead
Germany's Alexandra Popp celebrates scoring their second goal with Jule Brand.
Germany's Alexandra Popp celebrates scoring their second goal with Jule Brand. Photograph: Dylan Martinez/Reuters

Well thank you for joining me for this Euro 2022 quarter-final with Germany through after a hard fought match over Austria.

Our reporter Nick Ames was at the Brentford Community Stadium and to read his report click below:

I’m a neutral in this and I’m having all the emotions, so sad for the Austrian players who have fought so well in this tournament. They held England to 1-0, beat Northern Ireland and Norway and it was a tight match this evening. I’m also so happy for Germany, particularly Popp whose injuries have kept her out of other Euros.

The German players celebrate their victory with their fans.
The German players celebrate their victory with their fans. Photograph: Neil Hall/EPA
Austria players embrace after their sides defeat.
Austria players embrace after their sides defeat. Photograph: Maddie Meyer/UEFA/Getty Images

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