France 1-1 Germany LIVE Score, UEFA Women's Euro 2025 QF: GER Take FRA To Penalties At St. Jakob-Park

Penalty-shootout it is as it finishes France 1-1 Germany in extra-time!

Now Germany ring in the changes as Linda Dallmann and Sara Dabritz come on for Jule Brand and Elisa Senss.

120' France 1-1 Germany

Fresh legs for France as the Les Bleus ring in the changes.

Melween N'Dongala and Amel Majri are on.

112' France 1-1 Germany

The foul count rises to 47. Will we see it cross 50 or more tonight?

110' France 1-1 Germany

Back under way in this quarter-final.

France 1-1 Germany

It's half-time in the extra-time and France have been the better side but are unable to break the shackles. Germany will be happier if they take it to penalties.

HT: France 1-1 Germany

Ann-Katrin Berger, take a bow! She has been brilliant behind the sticks for Germany as she makes an outstanding save to keep away the own-goal that comes off Janina Minge. It would have been curtains for GER if it hadn't been for Berger.

105' France 1-1 Germany

Germany are looking for that one magic delivery over the France defence and grab that second goal.

98' France 1-1 Germany

Germany get extra-time under way. Who will grab the winner?

91' France 1-1 Germany

Extra-time awaits as France cannot find an ANSWER to Germany's astute defence , who have been down to 10 since the 13th minute.

FT: France 1-1 Germany

Germany want to hear the full-time whistle here and go to extra-time. France want that second goal and win but such is the German defending, that the Les Bleus are finding it hard to go beyond the wall.

90+5' France 1-1 Germany

Wow, just as we were talking about Extra-time, fourth official announces eight minutes of stoppages.

90+1' France 1-1 Germany

With no goal in sight, we probably see yet another extra-time in this game.

88' France 1-1 Germany

Whatever the outcome tonight, Germany should be proud of their performance. Player down and they have not allowed France to settle down and went toe-to-toe with them.

80' France 1-1 Germany

Another record for the women's match as the official attendance has just been announced - 34,128! What a record that is!

76' France 1-1 Germany

If Germany do reach the semis, Sjoeke Nüsken will not feature as the Chelsea star is booked for a foul on Sakina Karchaoui and is shown the yellow card.

74' France 1-1 Germany

Germany are awarded a penalty and France cannot believe what has just happened! Selma Bacha fouls the German player and the ref points to the spot. Sjoeke Nüsken steps to take the pen and is SAVED by Pauline Peyraud-Magnin!

68' France 1-1 Germany

FRA want that second goal badly and they sense that the German players are tiring and want to seize the opportunity badly.

62' France 1-1 Germany

Grace Geyoro fires in her team's second goal after GER's Ann-Katrin Berge beats away a header from Marie-Antoinette Katoto. But VAR intervenes after a fine check, it is ruled out for offside.

58' France 1-1 Germany

France line-up a free-kick but that training routine is a bad one and Germany clear the danger.

52' France 1-1 Germany

The foul count could go up this evening as Germany and France players are going in on an intense battle.

49' France 1-1 Germany

Germany, a player down, get things underway against France in the fourth quarter-final.

46' France 1-1 Germany

Half-time in Basel as Germany draw level against France despite going a player down. The Germans aren't afraid to put on a fight and their fans will be delighted by their team's showing.

HT' France 1-1 Germany

There have been 12 fouls and this is still the first half. And amidst that, the fourth official announces four minutes in the first-half stoppages.

45+1' France 1-1 Germany

What a move that was from France! Delphine Cascarino completes a nice move and scores only to see the offside flag raised.

39' France 1-1 Germany

Germany's confidence has sky-rocketed after scoring that header.

35' France 1-1 Germany

Thirty minutes in this quarter-final and we are in for a roller-coaster of a ride. This is a great watch.

30' France 1-1 Germany

Sjoeke Nusken has levelled it for Germany! Would you believe it! Chelsea player flashes a header beyond Pauline Peyraud-Magnin after a corner and brings the Germans level. The 10-players of Germany are 1-1 against France.

25' France 1-1 Germany

Sarai Linder, who was struggling with that injury, is subbed off and on comes Sophia Kleinherne in the back.

21' France 0-0 Germany

Grace Geyoro, the skipper, coolly converts the spot kick and France celebrate. Germany are in deep, deep trouble now. Down to 10 and and a goal as well.

15' France 0-0 Germany

Kathrin Hendrich has been sent off and France have been awarded a penalty! Hendrich is sent off for the hair pull on Mbock. VAR intervenes and the ref makes no mistake in pointing to the spot.

14' France 0-0 Germany

Germany's Sarai Linder remains off the field and is having treatment and she looks in a lot of pain. She looks visibly upset. Will Sarai Linder going to return to the pitch?

8' France 0-0 Germany

We have a break in play as Germany's Linder receives treatment after she collided with teammate Brand.

4' France 0-0 Germany

The winner of this match faces world champions Spain in Zurich on Wednesday. Who will it be?

1' France 0-0 Germany

National Anthems of both countries - France and Germany are done and we are now seconds away from kick-off. Electric atmosphere inside St. Jakob-Park.

"There will be adversity, matches are very tough, there might be several goals. It’s a challenge to find balance between attacking a lot and not conceding goals.

"Sometimes you are in a situation of disbalance and crisis. At the Euros the level is very high. All teams are trying to score goals and produce great games."

Spain ended Switzerland’s dreamy midsummer run through its home Women’s European Championship in a 2-0 win in the quarterfinals on Friday despite missing two penalty kicks. Athenea Del Castillo slotted in a shot from Aitana Bonmatí's flicked assist in the 66th, just four minutes after coming off the bench, and Clàudia Pina curled a shot from the edge of the penalty area in the 71st.

France: Peyraud-Magnin; De Almeida, Mbock Bathy, Lakrar, Bacha; Geyoro, Jean-Francois, Karchaoui; Cascarino, Katato, Diani

Subs: Lerond, Picaud, Samoura, Sombath, Toletti, Malard, Majri, Mateo, Gago, Baltimore, N’Dongala, Bogaert

Germany: Berger; Linder, Hendrich, Minge, Knaak, Kett; Brand, Senß, Nusken, Buhl; Hoffman

Subs: Johannes, Mahmutovic, Gwinn, Lohmann, Freigang, Schüller, Däbritz, Zicai, Cerci, Dallmann, Kleinherne

• France Pauline Peyraud-Magnin, Selma Bacha, Kelly Gago

• Germany Sarai Linder, Rebecca Knaak, Sjoeke Nüsken

• England v Italy, Geneva

• France/Germany v Spain, Zurich

• Referee: Tess Olofsson

• Assistant referees: Almira Spahić, Monica Lokkeberg

• Fourth official: Ivana Martinčić

• VAR: Jarred Gillett

• Assistant VAR: Sian Massey-Ellis, Dennis Higler

Welcome the fourth quarter-final match coverage between France and Germany in the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 match.