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MATCH SUMMARY
Cymru suffered a 4-0 defeat to Germany in their second UEFA European Under-19 Championship Group A fixture at The Racecourse Ground despite producing a much-improved performance in front of another passionate home crowd.
Chris Gunter’s side made an encouraging start and threatened inside the opening 10 minutes when Cruz Allen drove an effort narrowly wide. Germany took the lead on 21 minutes through Francis Onyeka before Montrell Culbreath headed in Moritz Reimers’ cross nine minutes later.
Cymru continued to compete after the break and Henry Kasvosve produced a vital goal-line clearance, but Otto Stange added Germany’s third on 59 minutes after being played through by Boris Mamuzah Lum.
The hosts kept battling, with Oliver Bostock and Robert Tankiewicz both seeing efforts blocked late on. Germany then missed from the penalty spot when Onyeka struck the crossbar after Jac Thomas fouled Kacper Koscierski, but the visitors added a fourth in stoppage time as Taycan Etcibasi found Koscierski, whose cross was headed in by Jykese Fields.
Cymru now turn their attention to their final Group A fixture against Denmark on Saturday.
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FULL-TIME SUMMARY
Despite an improved performance, it’s a second successive defeat for Cymru in the UEFA U19 EURO finals following this 4-0 defeat to Germany, who go through to the semi-finals along with Spain. Meanwhile, Cymru are left to play Denmark in their final group game for a chance to put themselves into a play-off match for the 2027 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Azerbaijan and Uzbekistan against the third placed team from Group B.
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Yellow card
PITA Shea
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Yellow card
PITA Shea
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Kasvosve is denied at close range with a shot on target.
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Goal
Jykese Fields
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Goal
Jykese Fields
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Etcibasi plays the ball to Koscierski who crosses into the box for Fields to head in Germany’s fourth goal of the match.
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Missed penalty
Francis Onyeka
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Onyeka steps up and hits the crossbar.
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Substitution
Taycan Etcibasi replaces Moritz Reimers
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Thomas concedes a penalty for a foul on Koscierski. Germany can increase their lead here.
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Substitution
Taycan Etcibasi replaces Moritz Reimers
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Substitution
Adin Licina replaces Boris Mamuzah Lum
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Substitution
Adin Licina replaces Montrell Culbreath
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Substitution
Luis Engelns replaces Boris Mamuzah Lum
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Substitution
Kacper Koscierski replaces Rafael Pinto Pedrosa
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Substitution
Kacper Koscierski replaces Rafael Pinto Pedrosa
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Yellow card
Mirza Catovic
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Yellow card
LACEY Joseph Steven Colin
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Yellow card
Mirza Catovic
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Yellow card
LACEY Joseph Steven Colin
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Yellow card
BRADBURY Louie
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Bostock and Tankiewicz have shots blocked on the edge of the box by German defenders.
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Substitution
TANKIEWICZ Robert Mariusz replaces ALLEN Cruz
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Substitution
GARDNER Luis replaces CLARKE Brayden
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Substitution
TANKIEWICZ Robert Mariusz replaces ALLEN Cruz
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Substitution
GARDNER Luis replaces CLARKE Brayden
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Substitution
Jykese Fields replaces Otto Stange
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Substitution
Jykese Fields replaces Otto Stange
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Substitution
PITA Shea replaces MYLES Elliot
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Substitution
LACEY Joseph Steven Colin replaces STEVENS Charlie
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Substitution
LACEY Joseph Steven Colin replaces MYLES Elliot
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Substitution
PITA Shea replaces STEVENS Charlie
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Yellow card
STEVENS Charlie
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Yellow card
ALLEN Cruz
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Yellow card
ALLEN Cruz
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Yellow card
STEVENS Charlie
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Goal
Otto Stange
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Goal
Otto Stange
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Stange makes no mistake with his next chance as he scores his third goal in two matches after Lum plays a great through pass which led to a lovely finish.
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Stange goes close for Germany and will feel he should’ve added to Germany’s goals but Stretch makes the block. Stange has another attempt with the loose ball but he shoots into the side netting.
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Germany have a dangerous free kick 25-yards out from goal but Pedrosa sends the ball into the Cymru wall.
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Germany force a corner that’s headed by Catovic who has seen his effort cleated off the line by Kasvosve.
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Yellow card
Ben Nink
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Substitution
KASVOSVE Henry replaces BRETT Adam
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Substitution
KASVOSVE Henry replaces BRETT Adam
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The game is back underway. Cymru have made one change, with Kasvosve replacing Brett.
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HALF-TIME SUMMARY
Cymru matched Germany for long periods in an encouraging first-half display at The Racecourse Ground but trail 2-0 at the break. Francis Onyeka opened the scoring on 21 minutes before Montrell Culbreath doubled the advantage. Cymru showed attacking intent throughout, with Cruz Allen and Oliver Bostock providing bright moments in possession.
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Yellow card
THOMAS Jac Edward
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Yellow card
THOMAS Jac Edward
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Yellow card
THOMAS Jac Edward
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Pedrosa stands over the ball but he strikes it into the Cymru wall.
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Allen fouls Catovic on the edge of Cymru box. This is a dangerous free kick.
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Bostock takes the ball forward in midfield to take the pressure off the Cymru defence but ends up being caught in possession with few options to release a pass. Brett called for the ball but Bostock was unable to offload a pass before being surrounded and tackled by a German player.
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Goal
Montrell Culbreath
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Culbreath makes it 2-0 after he gets onto a cross inside the 6-yard box with a free header from a Reimers cross.
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Goal
Montrell Culbreath
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Cymru are enjoying a lot more of the ball in this game compared to their Euro opener against Spain and they’re putting together some nice passages of play. Chris Gunter’s team will feel they can find an equaliser here.
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Goal
Francis Onyeka
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Germany move the ball down their right through Culbreath before he cuts inside to square a pass across the 18-yard box to set-up Onyeka for his goal.
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Goal
Francis Onyeka
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Yellow card
LIENOU Jayden
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📸 The Cymru XI
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Yellow card
LIENOU Jayden
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Germany create a change with Onyeka drawing a save from Stretch, the Cymru goalkeeper.
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Ergyd Cruz Allen heibio'r postyn 😮
Superb play by Cruz Allen who goes close to giving @Cymru the lead!@S4Cchwaraeon | #U19EURO pic.twitter.com/LhuIki9GXu
— Sgorio (@sgorio) July 1, 2026
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Ten minutes into this match, Cymru appear to have improved from their opening game against Spain.
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Allen goes close to giving Cymru the lead with a strike from outside the box, which goes just wide of the post.
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The ball is sent into the box but Germany’s Schmetgens heads the ball to safety.
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Cymru win a corner following some great play by Myles down the right.
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Pedrosa sends a free kick into the box and Clarke clears the ball with a header.
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KICK OFF! The match is underway.
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"There has to be an improvement"
Chris Gunter yn sgwrsio gyda Sioned cyn i @Cymru herio'r Almaen 🎙@S4Cchwaraeon | #U19EURO pic.twitter.com/OU705XQ42T
— Sgorio (@sgorio) July 1, 2026
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The line-up has been named revealed for Cymru’s second match of the UEFA U19 EURO group stage against Germany.
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Stadium settings 🏟️ pic.twitter.com/hdyBLgbaJw
— Wales 🏴 (@Cymru) July 1, 2026
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Rheolwr Yr Almaen dan 19 Christian Wörns yn barod amdani heno 🇩🇪
Christian Wörns looks ahead to tonight’s UEFA Under-19 Championship tie against @Cymru ⚽️@S4Cchwaraeon | #U19EURO pic.twitter.com/t8I2sRyjon
— Sgorio (@sgorio) July 1, 2026
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Team-mate Henry Kasvosve struck a similar note, saying: “We’ve got to look forward, we’ve still got two more games to go and if we win one then we could be in contention for getting third place or top two. We’re looking forward to bouncing back.”
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CLARKE EAGER TO BOUNCE BACK
“I think we all know how to bounce back from this, but it’s extremely hard when there’s this scoreline. We can’t be thinking about this; we need to pick ourselves up, which we will do. There’s two games to go and anything can happen.”
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DIWRNOD Y GÊM 🏴🇩🇪
Continuing our #U19EURO campaign against Germany💪 pic.twitter.com/Q6LvgsiyF8
— Wales 🏴 (@Cymru) July 1, 2026
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