Germany U21 profitable streak involves an finish with goalless attract Chemnitz

U21 Championship Qualification

By Peter Weis   @PeterVicey

The four-match profitable streak of Antonio di Salvo’s Germany U21 squad has come to finish through a 0-0 draw towards visiting Kosovo Friday night in Chemnitz. The staff representing Germany on the highest youth degree stay undefeated by means of 5 rounds of qualifying for the 2025 UEFA U21 European Championship, but will certainly be dissatisfied at having failed to attain a purpose. 

Antonio Di Salvo. Picture: Steffen Prößdorf, CC BY-SA 4.0

Antonio di Salvo’s Germany U21 squad have drawn the primary of their two 2025 UEFA U21 European Championship qualifying fixtures scheduled for the present worldwide break. Regardless of dominating proceedings towards visiting Kosovo on Friday night on the Stadion An der Gellertstraße in Chemnitz, the DFB-Juniors had been unable to search out the again of the web. Kosovo keeper Mustafe Abdullahu made his contribution to the goalless draw with some positive saves. The internet hosting Germans nonetheless weren’t particularly sharp throughout their many alternatives in entrance of purpose.


Di Salvo made 5 modifications to the XI that lined up towards Poland within the squad’s final match 4 months in the past. SpVgg Greuther Fürth’s Jonas Urbig was most well-liked to SC Freiburg’s Noah Atubolu in purpose. 4 modifications to the outfield noticed Shiny Arrey-Mbi, Luca Netz, Rocco Reitz, and Jan Thielmann change Leandro Morgalla (injured), Marton Dardai (now representing Hungary), Nathaniel Brown (bench), and Maximilian Beier (promoted to the senior nationwide staff). Youssoufa Moukoko spearheaded a 4-2-3-1 immediately supported by Brajan Gruda, Merlin Röhl, and Ansgar Knauff in assault.

The visiting Kosovars needed to be at their greatest defensively to stem an early wave of assaults from the DFB-Juniors. The German youths had been capable of register their first shot heading in the right direction on the quarter-of-an-hour mark through Reitz. Shorty after 20 minutes had elapsed, fouls, stoppages, and harm timeouts robbed the match of its momentum. Holstein Kiel central defender Colin Kleine-Bekel – one of many gamers fighting harm – couldn’t proceed and needed to be subbed off on the half-hour-mark.

Di Salvo’s crew had been capable of choose up the tempo once more through the ultimate quarter-hour of the half, but discovered most of their centralized assaults efficiently defended by the Jap European company. A couple of pretty robust assault fees close to the top of the half not less than produced some pleasure. Röhl obtained a robust effort off within the forty fourth, although the Freiburg attacker may need completed higher to proceed dribbling into the realm to get nearer to the purpose. The opening 45 concluded with none tallies on the board.

Moukoko ensured that the Germans would get one other probability at purpose simply after the restart with a pointy effort that whizzed simply extensive within the forty eighth. Two minutes after that, Knauff curled an effort previous the publish following a pleasant one-two with Moukoko. Substitute Siebert then unleashed a harmful distance effort within the 57th. Kosovo keeper Mustafe Abdullahu did extraordinarily nicely to save lots of the marginally deflected shot and protect the scoreline.

Amid an uninterrupted interval of stress, Moukoko and Röhl despatched extra efforts extensive earlier than the hour-mark got here. Mixture play within the lead-up to the possibilities remained moderately intelligent, but the finishes had been sorely missing in high quality. Such was the case once more within the 76th, when subbed-on Werder Bremen striker Nick Woltemade headed extensive of the mark. A flurry close to the top put Abdullahu’s palms to work with out being particularly thrilling.

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