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Germany cried with a pleasant 3-0 victory against Slovenia in their introductory game of the European Championship in the U21 Kindness Nick Woltemade Hat-Trick.
The highly rated Stuttgart striker, who made his debut for the senior German side only earlier this month and still grows, found the net twice in the first half before adding a third from the penalty shootout in the 82th minute to give his team three points in their introductory match.
The 23-year-old in the last exit of the German U21 scored a hat-trick against Spain, and he held his deadly form in front of the goal, as the Rivals from England B was raning by convincing winners.
It was the biggest margin of victory in the tournament so far, and established Germany as a serious candidate to take a crown of three lions.
Nick Woltemade is immediately placed on top of the Golden Boot race with hat-trick of the first match 😤#Dfb #Germanfootball #Germanynt
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– German football (@dfb_team_en) June 12, 2025
Otherwise, Group D started exciting fashion, and Ernest tried to save the point for the Netherlands deep at the time of stopping the second half at the conflict with Finland.
Casper Terho and Topi Keskinnen gave the Finnish advantage in two goals, entering a break before plowing set a bold return after re -launching.
Luciano Valente halved the clock deficit and the trial completed the revival, finding the net in the 93rd minute to ensure that both sides take over the prey.
In the meantime, the Denmark campaign began with a winning start with a 3-2 win over Ukraine.
Nazar Voloshyn opened scorings after 22 minutes, but the game really came to life after an hour when Clement Bischoff leveled for Scandinavians.
Maksym Brahar renewed Ukraine’s lead with 12 minutes to go, but the goals of William Boving and William turned to the tie on their heads to give the Danes an important three points.
