DFB women celebrate at European Championship dress rehearsal against Austria

0:1 Lohmann (1st), 0:2 Schüller (9th), 0:3 Cerci (26th), 0:4 Bühl (31st), 0:5 Lohmann (39th), 0:6 Freigang (43rd)

Austria: El Sherif - Wienroither, Georgieva (46. Wenger), Kirchberger, Hanshaw - Zadrazil, Feiersinger (46. Schasching), Plattner (46. Purtscheller) - Höbinger (74. Hillebrand), Hickelsberger, Pinther (46. Purtscheller)

Germany: Berger - Gwinn (46. Kleinherne), Minge, Knaak (46. Doorsoun), Kett - Senß (57. Nüsken), Lohmann - Cerci, Freigang, Bühl (46. Wamser) - Schüller (63. Hoffmann)

All you need to know about the match: The German women's soccer team celebrated a goal fest in their dress rehearsal for the European Championship. Coach Christian Wück's team stunned the overwhelmed Austrian team with a 6-0 (6-0) victory in Vienna. Four days after their 4-0 win against the Netherlands in Bremen, the German women's team got off to a lightning start: They took the lead after just 14 seconds thanks to a goal from Sydney Lohmann – and then continued to storm onward.

The FC Bayern midfielder recommended herself for the European Championships in Switzerland from July 2 to 27 with another goal (39th minute). In front of just 5,150 spectators at the Franz Horr Stadium, Lea Schüller (9th minute), Selina Cerci (26th), Klara Bühl (31st), and Laura Freigang (43rd) also scored for the Olympic bronze medalists.

Since the German national team had already qualified early for the Nations League Final Four in the fall, Wück used the match to experiment with personnel. "The players who are coming in now are about showing themselves and proving themselves. We need the full squad," he told ARD.

As announced, the 51-year-old made four changes to his starting eleven: Frankfurt's playmaker began in place of Linda Dallmann, who has been so impressive recently. Her Bayern colleague, Lohmann, replaced Sjoeke Nüsken in midfield. Munich's Franziska Kett played at left-back, and Hoffenheim's Cerci filled in with great energy on the right wing for Jule Brand.

The Austrians, led by FC Bayern captain Sarah Zadrazil, had missed out on European Championship participation – and were immediately humiliated by their opponents. After Lohmann's 1-0 goal, Schüller headed home Bühl's shot, but goalkeeper Mariella El Sherif could only parry it. It was the 52nd goal in the Munich native's 75th international match.

Attack after attack rolled toward Austria's goal, even though the German women initially wobbled a few times at the back. Cerci then capitalized on a cross from the eye-catching Bühl to make it 3-0, before the left winger herself fired home a low shot to make it 4-0. Lohmann and then Freigang celebrated again before the break.

Wück made three more substitutions in the second half. The pressure from the 2022 European Championship runners-up hardly eased. However, Austria retreated far back to avoid conceding a double-digit scoreline.

The national coach will name his 23-man squad on June 12, before the team begins its preseason in Herzogenaurach on June 19. It remains to be seen whether Bayern star Lena Oberdorf will remain in the squad. The 23-year-old hasn't played a single game since tearing her cruciate ligament almost a year ago.

Striker Cora Zicai, who left due to muscular problems, is also doubtful for Switzerland. The first match of the European Championship is against Poland on July 4. The eight-time European champions' other group opponents are Denmark and Sweden.

90th +3 minute: Final whistle! Germany's women's soccer team wins 6-0 against Austria. A thrilling performance by the DFB women in their last competitive match before the upcoming European Championship!

90th minute: Three minutes of stoppage time!

89th minute: Wamser charges down the right wing and wins a corner. Lohmann's shot is deflected out of bounds. The resulting corner remains harmless.

86th minute: Another substitution for Austria: Hickelsberger comes off. Campbell moves into the attack for the final minutes.

84th minute: Hoffmann receives a perfect pass into the middle and is denied by El Sherif, who makes a strong save while falling. The Austrian goalkeeper requires brief treatment but is able to continue.

82nd minute: Nüsken commits a hard foul on Purtscheller. The German rushes up from behind and clearly hits the Austrian in the leg. However, the referee allows play to continue. The home fans begin a chorus of boos.

80th minute: Goal for Germany, but the flag immediately goes up for an offside position. After Lohmann's free kick, Kleinherne scores from a few meters. However, she was just offside when the pass was received.

77th minute: After a German corner, chaos reigns in the Austrian penalty area. Hoffmann gets two shots in a row, but a defender's leg gets in the way. El Sherif moves out, then back again. Then the ball flies in a high arc into the goalkeeper's hands.

74th minute: Höbinger is off. Hillebrand comes on for Austria for the final phase.

72nd minute: Austria is now looking to score at least one goal. Plattner eludes Doorsoun and Lohmann and heads for goal. Her rolling shot is no problem for Berger, who easily collects the ball.

70th minute: The German women's team is fully positioned in the opposing half. After a misplaced pass, Höbinger counterattacks and attempts a shot from a tight angle. Minge is there in time, puts her foot out, and prevents the shot on goal.

67th minute: Austria clears the ball right to Kett's feet. Her attempt from 16 meters is blocked for a corner.

66th minute: Cerci gets stuck on the left side. A corner kick still results.

63rd minute: Schüller is also taken off after her strong performance. Hoffmann now moves into attack.

60th minute: Cerci makes a strong run down the left flank. Her cross lands perfectly at Wamser's feet. The German striker appears somewhat surprised and fires wide from a few meters.

58th minute: Germany leads 6-0, but the second half has been dominated by Austria so far. The extremely short Höbinger powers past two Germans and then shoots just wide to the left.

57th minute: Next change for Germany: Nüsken moves into defensive midfield for Senß.

56th minute: Great save from Berger! Höbinger fires a sharp free kick toward the bottom right corner. The German national team player is down quickly and parries the ball away for a corner. The corner remains harmless.

54th minute: Kett slips as the last player and brings Purtscheller down. Free kick for Austria and yellow card for Kett.

53rd minute: Finally, the hosts have another shot on goal. Höbinger is unchallenged and fires a shot from 18 meters out – well wide. Berger doesn't have to intervene.

51st minute: Austria are much more compact than in the first half. The German women are combining from left to right, but aren't getting through at the moment.

48th minute: Striker Schüller is immediately targeted again with a high pass in the 16-yard box. El Sherif moves out in time and collects the ball.

46th minute: Let's continue! National coach Wück makes a major rotation: Knaak, Gwinn, and Bühl come off. Doorsoun, Kleinherne, and Wamser come in for Germany. Austria also makes a triple substitution.

45th minute: Halftime in Vienna! With no added time, it's off to the catacombs. The German women's team has blasted Austria with six goals at halftime. This performance makes us excited for the European Championship! A short break in Vienna!

43rd minute: GOAL for Germany! Bühl outwits the defense with a low pass. Freigang's harmless attempt is initially denied by El Sherif. The goalkeeper lets the ball bounce back into the middle. Freigang rushes forward and scores to make it 6-0.

41st minute: This is far too easy from the Austrian perspective! Germany again combines at lightning speed. Bühl plays a through ball to Schüller, who is one step offside. The referee intervenes. The hosts can breathe a sigh of relief.

39th minute: GOAL for Germany! Everything's going right today! Lohmann unleashes a stunner from around 25 meters. The ball flies toward the center of the goal and flies over El Sherif. 0-5!

37th minute: Germany repeatedly tries long balls into the Austrian 16-yard box. This time, Kirchberger and Georgieva pinch DFB striker Schüller.

35th minute: Berger acts much more confidently after her wobble and intercepts a through ball to Hickelsberger early on.

33rd minute: "Oh, how beautiful this is," echoes from the stands. The traveling German fans are making quite a racket in Vienna. Shortly afterward, Bühl has another shot on goal. This time with a header – and it goes well over the bar. The score remains 4-0 for the time being.

31st minute: GOAL for Germany! The German women keep pushing. First, Bühl's shot from 16 meters out is caught by the defense. The German player benefits from a misplaced clearance, gets the ball back, and scores from a few meters into the bottom right corner.

26th minute: GOAL for Germany! Austria's defense is sluggish. Bühl dribbles energetically down the left wing again and crosses sharply into the middle. Cerci doesn't hesitate and fires the ball into the corner to make it 3-0. 3-0!

25th minute: Bühl leaves two opponents behind on the left flank. Then Zadrazil rushes in and cuts her off the ball. High tempo in Vienna!

23rd minute: The other side also takes a free kick. Pinther delivers a sharp cross into the center. Hickelsberger slides in for the ball, but can't quite reach it. Berger is there to save it.

21st minute: Bühl's free kick hits the near post. Austria briefly manages to break free.

19th minute: What a terrible mistake from Berger! The German goalkeeper has complete freedom to build up the play – and then puts the ball right at Pinther's feet. The Austrian shoots directly from 20 meters, but the ball blasts well over the bar. Phew!

16th minute: The hosts are once again completely exposed in defense and are outwitted by a high ball. Gwinn runs through, but again takes Schüller down the middle. El Sherif bursts out of her box and throws herself into the shot with a powerful shot.

15th minute: Austria holds its own. Pinther charges down the left flank and delivers a low cross to Hickelsberger. Then the referee blows his whistle – offside.

14th minute: Almost 0-3! Schüller breaks through at the perfect moment, receives the through ball, and appears unmarked in front of the goalkeeper. El Sherif anticipates the corner and scrapes the ball out of the corner.

9th minute: GOAL for Germany! Bühl breaks through strongly down the left wing, cuts inside, and unleashes a shot. Goalkeeper El Sherif can only parry the ball forward. Schüller heads home. 0-2!

8th minute: Lightning strike, but vulnerable at the back: Germany takes a high risk in the opening minutes. Gwinn's pass to Schüller is intercepted.

5th minute: Another dangerous chance! After losing the ball in midfield, the Austrian attack is lightning fast. Pinther plays a deep pass to Hickelsberger. The striker curls the ball just wide to the left.

4th minute: The Austrians aren't fazed. After a shaky clearance by Berger, Hickelsberger takes a shot from eight meters. The German goalkeeper throws herself into the path of the shot and deflects it for a corner. However, the referee sees it differently and awards a goal kick.

1st minute: GOAL for Germany after 14 seconds! A dream start! Gwinn hits the ball high to Schüller, who lays it off again on the right. Cerci fires the ball home. Lohmann takes advantage of the disarray in the Austrian defense and coolly slots it home at the far post. 0-1!

1st minute: Kick-off in Vienna! Germany kicks off.

8:25 p.m.: The starting position is clear: Germany has already secured first place in its Nations League group. Today, it's all about getting ready for the European Championship. Who can impress in this final test? The national coach will announce his 23-man squad on June 12.

7:35 p.m.: After the 4-0 win against the Netherlands, national coach Wück makes four changes to the DFB starting eleven. Kett starts at left-back in place of Linder. Lohmann plays alongside Senß in defensive midfield. Nüsken initially sits on the bench. Freigang and Cerci will be given the chance to prove themselves in attack. Brand and Dallmann will make way for him.

5:30 p.m.: Welcome to the live ticker from FOCUS online. The German women's soccer team will challenge Austria in Vienna in their final test before the European Championship . Coach Christian Wück's team will have a free hand in their Nations League match on Tuesday (8:30 p.m./ARD): Following their 4-0 win against the Netherlands in Bremen, the DFB women have already qualified for the Final Four this fall.

The German players have one last chance to recommend themselves for the European Championship squad against Austria, who missed out on participating in the European Championship in Switzerland in July . Wück will nominate his 23-man squad on June 12, before heading to the training camp in Herzogenaurach on June 19. The first match of the European Championship will be against Poland on July 4. They will also face Denmark and Sweden in the group stage.