Germany Women will be looking to edge closer to their ninth European Championship title whey the take on Austria Women in the Women’s Euro 2022 quarter-finals on Thursday.
Austria may head into the contest as underdogs, bt they will be motivated to reach the semi-finals of the Euros for the second straight tournament.
Martina Voss-Tecklenburg’s side have only failed to win two of the 10 European Championships that they have competed at, and the record winner are looking set to challenge for the silverware this time around.
Die Nationalef cruised through the group stage, picking up three consecutive victories to set up a quarter-final against Austria.
Germany managed to beat Denmark 4-0 in the tournament opener before they eliminated Spain through a 2-0 scoreline to secure top spot in Group B.
Despite confirming their spot in the knockout rounds, Germany remained professional in the final group match against Finland, with Nicole Anyomi, Alex Popp and Sophia Kleinherne all getting their names on the scoresheet in a 3-0 victory.
Meanwhile, Austria are undergoing another successful European Championship after they reached the semi-finals in their first-ever major tournament at Euro 2017.
After their narrow 1-0 defeat Against England in their opening game, Austria bounced back with a 2-0 victory over Nothern Ireland to reignite their hopes of a quarter-final spot.
Austria required just a single point from their final group match against Norway, but they knew a defeat would result in an early exit.
However, they dealt impressive with the pressure on their shoulders by edging out Norway through a 1-0 scoreline courtesy of a first-half goal from Nicole Billa.
Although Irene Fuhrmann’s side may head into the quarter-finals tie against Germany as the underdogs, they can draw inspiration from the fact that they have won nine of their previous 11 matches.
Germany Women vs Austria Women head to head
The two teams have previously met on just two occasions in friendly matches, where Germany have won both matches, scoring seven goals and conceded three in the process. They now meet for the first time in a competitive match in the Euro 2022.
Germany 4-2 Austria 22/10/16
Germany 3-1 Austria 06/10/18
Germany Women latest home form
Germany have recently been on a good run of form at home, having won each of their four most recent matches. They managed to defeat Spain 2-0 in their last home game in the UEFA Championship. In their last five matches, they have scored 17 goals and conceded just one.
Germany 1-1 Spain 17/02/22
Germany 3-0 Poretugal 09/04/22
Germany 7-0 Switzerland 24/06/22
Germany 4-0 Denmark 08/07/22
Germany 2-0 Spain 12/07/22
Germany Women latest away form
Germany have recently failed to keep a good run of form on the road, having won just two of their five most recent matches. They defeated Finland 3-0 in their last away game in the UEFA Championship. In their last five matches, they have scored nine goals and conceded eight.
Portugal 1-3 Germany 30/11/21
Canada 1-0 Germany 20/02/22
England 3-1 Germany 23/02/22
Serbia 3-2 Germany 12/04/22
Finland 0-3 Germany 16/07/22
Austria Women latest home form
Austria have recently been on a relatively good run of form at home, having lost just one of their seven most recent matches. They managed to defeat Norway 1-0 in their last home game in the UEFA Championship. In their last five matches, they have scored 16 goals and conceded just two.
Austria 8-0 Latvia 12/04/22
Austria 1-2 Denmark 12/06/22
Austria 4-0 Montenegro 22/06/22
Austria 2-0 Northern Ireland 11/07/22
Austria 1-0 Norway 15/07/22
Austria Women latest away form
Austria lost 1-0 to England in their last away game in the UEFA Championship. However, they have recently been on a good run of form on the road, having won each of their previous four matches. In their last five matches, they have scored 18 goals and conceded just two.
Luxembourg 0-8 Austria 30/11/21
Romania 1-6 Austria 20/02/22
Switzerland 0-3 Austria 23/02/22
Belgium 0-1 Austria 26/06/22
England 1-0 Austria 06/07/22
Germany Women news
Despite scoring against Finland, Kleinheme is expected to be replaced in the Germany squad by Felicitas Rauch, who will return to slot in at left-back after serving a one-game suspension.
Lena Oberdorf also served a one-game suspension due to yellow card accumulation, but she is set to feature in the starting lineup.
Austria Women news
Austria are hoping that Viktoria Schnaderbeck can overcome a knee problem to continue her centre-back partnership with Carina Wenninger.
Should Schnaderbeck be fit enough to take her place in the squad, the Fuhrmann could name an unchanged lineup for the quarter-finals, while Katharina Naschenweng is set to return to the side.
Prediction and Odds
Germany head into the contest having been in impressive form over the course of their three matches at the tournament, giving them the upper hand in the tie.
Although we expect Austria to compete with their opponents, we think Germany will have enough quality to claim victory and progress to the semi-finals.
Odds: 1 1.89 X 2.00 2 2.20
Probable outcomes
Germany 1-0 Austria
Germany 2-0 Austria
Germany 2-1 Austria
Germany 3-1 Austria
Germany 1-1 Austria


















