Goal and Highlights: Mexico 1-0 Germany in U-20 Women’s World Cup 2022 | 08/16/2022

Mexico has defeated Germany and has achieved a historic qualification to advance to the Quarterfinals of the U2-0 Women's World Cup. Thank you and see you next time.

MEXICO 1-0 GERMANY.

Frías enters and Villanueva leaves, Mexico changes.

Sophie Weidauer's volley shot goes wide, Germany continues to attack.

Chavero makes the cutback and sends the shot just past the keeper at the near post.

Chavero and Soto

Vázquez and Mauleón come out.

Mexico changes

Corley enters and Vobian leaves, Germany changes.

Serrano had the goal inside the six-yard box all alone and blew it wide.

Zicai with a mid-range shot that goes wide.

Espino was fouled on a free kick, which was sanctioned by the referee.

Samantha's header goes wide of the goal.

A weak shot that Espino flies to save his goal.

Serrano's header goes wide. Mexico close.

GOAL MEXICO

Alexia Villanueva volleys in a right-footed shot to give El Tri femenino a 1-0 lead.

Mauleón commits the foul and is cautioned.

Double save by Espino, who on two occasions saved his goal in a sensational way.

Mauleón only puts his foot on it and yet another option for Mexico is wasted.

Serrano enters and Marín leaves, a change for Mexico Women.

The second half begins between Mexico and Germany.

Mexico 0-0 Germany.

Gutiérrez's mid-range shot is saved by the German goalkeeper.

Add 1 minute more.

Kinberly Guzman has been cautioned by Mexico.

A good partnership play, but the pass to Villanueva is a bit long and reaches the goalkeeper.

Mauleón misses a long pass and Mexico continues to get closer.

Marín headed just wide of the goalkeeper's goal.

B. Sterner's shot from half distance goes over the top of the goal.

Out of place from Germany.

A cross inside the six-yard box from a set piece is blocked by the Teutonic defense.

Jana Gutiérrez's header hits the net from the outside.

M. Sternad takes the shot that hits the base of the post and then on the counter Mexico misses the shot. Great emotions in the game.

The game between Mexico and Germany U-20 Women begins.

The game between Mexico and Germany U-20 Women begins.

We are minutes away from the start of the game between Mexico Women and Germany.

5 Vanessa Diehm

8 Pauline Machtens

10 Gia Corley

12 Pauline Nelles

13 Nina Zimmer

17 Cora Zicai

18 Tuana Keles

21 Ena Mahmutovic.

3 Carol Cázares

12 Paolo Manrique

14 María Canseco

15 Alice Soto

16 Isabelle Gutiérrez

17 Maritza Maldonado

18 Blanky Serrano

19 Andrea Frías

20 Paola Chavero

21 Natalia Acuña

1 J. Kassen, 3 M. Hills, 14 C. Frohlich, 2 J. Beyer, 19 B. Sterner, 20 L. Elmazi, 15 S. Vobian, 6 L. Grawe, 16 S, Mattner-Trembleau, 9 S. Weidauer, 7 M. Sternad.

1 Celeste Espino, 2 Daniel Monroy, 13 Samantha López, 4 Kinberly Guzmán, 5 Alexandra Ramírez, 6 Jana Gutiérrez, 8 Daniela Delgado, 10 Anette Vázquez, 7 Natalia Mauleón, 11 Bridgette Marín, 9 Alexia Villanueva.

Colombia vs New Zealand will be played at the same time as this game and here we will bring you the details of what happens in that game.

Colombia leads the sector with 4 points and +1; followed by Germany 3 points +3; Mexico has 2 points and 0 goal difference; in last place New Zealand with 1 point and -3.

Ana Galindo, Mexico's women's coach, indicated that they have improved as the minutes have passed and that it will be a great match against Germany, worthy of a World Cup.

"We have grown a lot from the last game to this one, we proposed the whole match and that leaves me calm, because we are growing, but with the issue that we have to work on the accuracy".

"It's going to be a very close game, we're playing for a place against them, it will be a match worthy of a World Cup, with a lot of spectacle and clearly difficult, but it will be difficult for both of us," he commented.

This is Mexico's record against Germany, where they have not fared well against the Teutonic team.

#Sub20Fem No será la primera vez que nos midamos a Alemania y estas son las estadísticas presentadas por @Banorte_mx. 📊 🤓#TuBancoTuTiempo | #MiSelecciónBanorte pic.twitter.com/EeYaj8m377

— Selección Nacional de México Femenil (@Miseleccionfem) August 16, 2022

Mexico will play its ticket to the next round when it takes on Germany in the last game of the Group Stage. We begin with VAVEL's coverage of the match.

Do not miss a detail of the match with the live updates and commentaries of VAVEL. Follow along with us all the details, commentaries, analysis and lineups for this Mexico vs Germany match for the U-20 Women’s World Cup 2022 on VAVEL US.

This is the start time of the game Mexico vs Germany of August 16th in several countries:

Argentina: 8:00 PM in Fifa +

Bolivia: 7:00 PM on Fifa+

Brazil: 8:00 PM on Fifa +

Chile: 8:00 PM in Fifa +

Germany: 6:00 PM on Fifa+

Ecuador: 6:00 PM on Fifa+

United States (ET): 7:00 PM on ViX and Fifa +

Spain: 1:00 AM on Fifa +

Mexico: 6:00 PM on A+, Canal 9, TUDN, Fifa + and ViX

Paraguay: 8:00 PM on Fifa +

Peru: 6:00 PM on Fifa +

Uruguay: 8:00 PM on Fifa +

Watch out for FFC Turbine Potsdam's Sophie Weidauer, who scored a goal in the last match and can be the difference maker for the Teutons in case the game becomes tight.

Despite her age, Jana Gutierrez she already has important experience in Liga MX Femenil with America and Tigres, being one of the most unbalanced players in midfield, however, she has not yet been able to do it in this tournament and will have to get her act together to help Mexico get a much-needed win.

1 J. Kassen, 19 B. Sterner, 4 M. Steck, 14 C. Frohich, 3 M. Hills, 15 S. Vobian, 6. L. Grawe, 9 S. Weidauer, 11 C. Wamser, 18 T. Keles, 16 Sarah Mattner-Trembleau.

1 Celeste Espino, 2 Daniela Monroy, 13 Samantha Lopez, 4 Kinberly Guzman, 20 Paola Chavero, 6 Jana Gutierrez, 8 Daniela Delgado, 10 Anette Vazquez, 7 Natalia Mauleon, 11 Bridgette Marin, 9 Alexa Villanueva.

Germany, despite starting with a 1-0 loss to Colombia, got back on track in the second match and defeated New Zealand 3-0, a result that allows them to get at least a draw in their last game to be in the next stage, so they will have to play with the desperation of their opponents to get points.

Due to the lack of effectiveness they had in their first games, with a 1-1 draw against New Zealand and a scoreless draw against Colombia, Mexico is in urgent need of winning at any cost, otherwise they will be eliminated from the World Cup, so Ana Galindo's players will have to improve in their attacking skills, an aspect they have lacked in these first 180 minutes.

The Mexico vs Germany match will be played at the Alejandro Morera Soto Stadium, in Alajuela, Costa Rica. The kick-off is scheduled at 19:00 pm ET.

My name is Adrian Hernandez and I will be your host for this game. We will provide you with pre-game analysis, roster updates, and news as it happens live here on VAVEL.