Germany W - Australia W - 25 July 2024 Women's Olympic Tournament - (3-0)

Katia García blows against Germany's Vivien Endemann for offside.

Can Germany get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Australia's half?

Katia García signals a free kick to Australia in their own half.

Corner awarded to Australia.

Australia have been awarded a corner by Katia García.

Katia García signals a free kick to Australia.

Horst Hrubesch is making the team's fourth substitution at Orange Velodrome with Vivien Endemann replacing Klara Buehl.

Goal kick for Australia at Orange Velodrome.

Germany to take a throw-in in Australia territory.

Australia have a goal kick.

Germany are coming forward and Klara Buehl gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

Can Australia get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Germany's half?

Australia awarded a free kick in their own half.

Australia to take a throw-in in Germany territory.

Australia drives forward and Alanna Kennedy gets in a shot. Without netting, however.

Free kick Australia.

Germany awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Tony Gustavsson (Australia) is making a fifth substitution, with Kaitlyn Torpey replacing Steph Catley.

Australia make their fourth substitution with Emily Van Egmond replacing Hayley Raso.

Michelle Heyman is on a sub for Caitlin Foord for Australia.

Throw-in for Germany at Orange Velodrome.

Corner awarded to Australia.

Katia García signals a Australia throw-in in Germany's half.

Germany are caught offside.

Elisa Senss is replacing Janina Minge for Germany at Orange Velodrome.

Germany make their second substitution with Bibiane Schulze replacing Marina Hegering.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Katia García.

Germany to take a throw-in in Australia territory.

Free kick Germany.

Germany's Ann Katrin Berger looks ok and returns to the pitch.

Ann Katrin Berger is down and play has been interrupted for a few moments.

Great finish from Jule Brand to give Germany a 3-0 lead. Sarai Linder instrumental with a fine assist.

Goal kick for Germany at Orange Velodrome.

Can Australia get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Germany's half?

Goal! Lea Schuller extends Germany's lead to 2-0 in Marseille with a header. Giulia Gwinn with an assist there.

Corner awarded to Germany.

Ball goes out of play for a Germany goal kick.

Katia García signals a Australia throw-in in Germany's half.

Australia's Mary Fowler gets in a shot on goal at Orange Velodrome. But the effort is unsuccessful.

Germany have a goal kick.

Australia are pushing forward but Clare Wheeler's finish is wide of the goal.

Clare Wheeler is replacing Katrina Gorry for Australia at Orange Velodrome.

Tony Gustavsson is making the team's first substitution at Orange Velodrome with Sharn Freier replacing Cortnee Vine.

Throw-in Australia.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Katia García.

Katia García awards Australia a goal kick.

Germany are coming forward and Jule Brand gets in a strike, it misses the target, however.

Throw-in for Germany in their own half.

Australia needs to be cautious. Germany have an attacking throw-in.

Katia García signals a Germany throw-in in Australia's half.

Ball goes out of play for a Australia goal kick.

Jule Brand of Germany gets in a strike, but is off target.

Throw-in for Australia at Orange Velodrome.

Throw-in for Australia in their own half.

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

Horst Hrubesch (Germany) is making a first substitution, with Sydney Lohmann replacing Sjoeke Nusken.

The ref's whistle signals the end of the first-half.

Throw-in for Germany close to the penalty box.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Katia García.

Steph Catley for Australia drives towards goal at Orange Velodrome. But the finish is unsuccessful.

Janina Minge (Germany) has received a yellow card from Katia García.

Katia García signals a free kick to Australia just outside Germany's area.

Australia to take a throw-in in Germany territory.

Goal kick for Australia at Orange Velodrome.

In Marseille Germany attack through Alexandra Popp. The finish is off target, however.

Australia needs to be cautious. Germany have an attacking throw-in.

Katia García signals a free kick to Germany in their own half.

Germany awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Can Australia get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Germany's half?

Throw-in Australia.

Germany have a goal kick.

Caitlin Foord for Australia gets in a strike but fails to hit the target.

Katia García signals a throw-in for Germany, close to Australia's area.

Free kick in a good position for Germany!

Australia to take a throw-in in Germany territory.

Katia García awards Germany a goal kick.

Caitlin Foord (Australia) wins the ball in the air but heads wide.

Can Australia capitalize from this throw-in deep inside Germany's half?

Germany awarded a free kick in their own half.

Katia García signals a free kick to Australia in their own half.

Ball goes out of play for a Australia goal kick.

Germany's Klara Buehl misses with an attempt on goal.

Ball safe as Germany is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Katia García signals a Germany throw-in in Australia's half.

Can Australia get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Germany's half?

Katia García awards Germany a goal kick.

Kathrin Hendrich has recovered and rejoins the match in Marseille.

Katia García signals a Australia throw-in in Germany's half.

Goal! Marina Hegering heads Germany into a 1-0 lead. Great play from Giulia Gwinn to set up the goal.

Corner awarded to Germany.

The match at Orange Velodrome has been interrupted briefly for a check on Kathrin Hendrich, who is down injured.

Caitlin Foord (Australia) gets a yellow card.

Katia García signals a free kick to Germany in their own half.

Germany awarded a throw-in in their own half.

Goal kick for Germany at Orange Velodrome.

Australia to take a throw-in in Germany territory.

Can Australia get the ball into an attacking position from this throw-in in Germany's half?

Katia García signals a free kick to Australia.

Australia's Steph Catley looks ok and returns to the pitch.

The match has been stopped briefly for attention to the injured Steph Catley.

Australia awarded a free kick in their own half.

Germany have been awarded a corner by Katia García.

Corner awarded to Germany.

Germany have a dangerous throw-in.

Throw-in Australia.

Australia have a goal kick.

Germany are pushing forward but Jule Brand's finish is wide of the goal.

Australia have been awarded a corner by Katia García.

Throw-in for Australia in their own half.

Corner awarded to Australia.

Ball safe as Germany is awarded a throw-in in their half.

Germany's Giulia Gwinn gets in a shot on goal at Orange Velodrome. But the effort is unsuccessful.

Germany drive forward at breakneck speed but are pulled up for offside.

The match is underway at Orange Velodrome.

Germany scores 3.43 goals when playing at home and Australia scores 2.43 goals when playing away (on average).

Average number of goals in the first half in meetings between Germany and Australia is 2.

Average number of goals in meetings between Germany and Australia is 4.67.

Germany scores 3 goals in a match against Australia and Australia scores 1.67 goals against Germany (on average).

In the last 3 meetings Germany won 2, Australia won 0, 1 draws.

Germany have lost just 0 of their last 3 games against Australia (in all competitions).

Germany's performance of the last 5 matches is better than Australia's.

In Olympic Games, Women, Germany has better performance than Australia.

When Australia is down 1-0 away, they win 0% of their matches.

When Germany is down 0-1 home, they win 50% of their matches.

When Australia leads 0-1 away, they win in 100% of their matches.

When Germany leads 1-0 at home, they win in 100% of their matches.

On their last meeting Germany won by 3 goals.

The winner of their last meeting was Germany.

Germany wins 25% of halftimes, Australia wins 35%.

Germany wins 1st half in 25% of their matches, Australia in 35% of their matches.

Australia have scored at least one goal for 6 consecutive matches.