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Germany crossed a comfortable 3-0 victory against Slovenia in his initial match of the European U21 Championship courtesy of Nick Woltemade Hat-trick.
The Stuttgart striker, who debuted for the Senior German sides earlier this month, and whose actions continue to increase, found the net twice in the first half before adding a third of the penalty site to 82nd minute to give his team three points in the opening game.
The 23-year-old tied a hat-trick in the last departure of Germany from the U21 against Spain and maintained his lethal form in front of the goal here, as the rivals of group B in England won convincing winners.
It was the margin of victory of the tournament so far and established Germany as serious contestants to carry the crown of the three lions.
Nick Woltemade immediately puts on top of the gold orchestra race with a first -game hat trick 😤#Dfb #Germanfootball #Germannt
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– German football (@dfb_team_en) June 12, 2025
Any other place, Group D began to be exciting with Ernest Poku rescuing a point for the Netherlands in the stop time of the second half in its confrontation with Finland.
Casper Terho and Topi Keskinen gave Finland a two -goal lead in the pause before Oranje made a brave comeback after the restart.
Luciano Valente reduced the time brand deficit, and Poku completed the revival, finding the network at the 93rd minute to make sure that both sides took part of the boots.
In the meantime, Denmark won his campaign to start a 3-2 victory over Ukraine.
Nazar Voloshyn opened the score after 22 minutes, but the game really came to life after an hour when Clement Bischoff scored the Scandinavians.
Maksym Braharu restored the advantage of Ukraine with 12 minutes to get it, but the goals of William Boving and William Osula turned the tie to the head to give the Danish three important points.
