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The quarterfinals of the U21 European Championship came to their conclusion on Sunday, and the semifinals line was completed after a couple of rolls of eight years.
England and the Netherlands had already punctured the ticket to the last four, with the three lions hoping to defend the title they won by 2023.
Germany, Italy, France and Denmark were engaged in joining this duo in the semis, which will have to go somehow to equalize the drama that were delivered on Sunday.
Germany 3-2 Italy (AET)
Germany approached his fourth title of U21 euros, as they overcome Italy nine men in a last eight thriller.
Luca Koleosho gave Italy impressively the leadership in the 58th minute when he cut off the left and fired on the lower right corner from the area.
But Nick Woltemade’s header and post -post -post volley by Nelson Weiper, on both sides of Wilfried Gnonto’s red card after a Rash challenge won him a second yellow, gave things to Germany.
Italy was reduced to nine men when Mattia Zanotti received two yellows successively by dissent, but the Azurri forced extra time thanks to Giuseppe Ambrosino, who dragged an excellent free figure to the first right corner.
Italy seemed to be holding up for penalties, but a moment of magic by Merlin Rohl in the 117th minute was seen at Lash at home from the edge of the box to seal the progression.
Denmark 2-3 France
France produced a comeback comeback to get its place in the last four, scoring two goals in a minute to condemn Denmark to a disgusting defeat.
Christian Bischoff gave Denmark an 18 -minute lead when he fired for the first time on the network roof but but Djaoui Cisse’s magnificent individual effort took over a minute before half the time.
Oliver Sorensen restored the score of Denmark to four minutes in the second half, becoming a close to the range after France could not cope with a long launch.
Luck seemed next to Denmark when Matthys Tel saw a scanned goal for Var outside the 70th minute, but a piece of Quentin Merlin wizard 14 minutes later restored the parity once again, as it produced a fierce unit that flew to the upper right corner.
A minute later, Tel completed the change when he dragged home, moving France a step from the first final since 2002, with Germany the next obstacle to erase.
