DFB goalscorer Schouler: It should also be "sculler" against Canada

Does Lee Schouler also pose against Canada? Bayern striker is a guaranteed individual goal for DFB Women. Perhaps the online fan community will also rejoice at an endurance test against Olympic champions Canada on Sunday (9:15 pm/sportschau.de): It “shakens” again!

Preliminary tournament in England

Your rate speaks for itself. After 35 international matches, Krefeld’s goalscorers have already scored 24 goals. She proved she could hold her own against world-class teams with her late equalizer (88th) to go 1-1 (0-0) against Spain on Thursday at the start of the preparatory tournament in England. “For a striker, a game like this is really ungrateful, you’re just at the back and really can’t help it,” the 24-year-old said after a match in which the DFB women focused on defensive pressure. The Spaniards and hardly had possession of the ball.

In the final attack, however, Schuler helped when he fired freely from the penalty area and saved the draw. She draws inspiration from superstars like Erling Haaland and Robert Lewandowski. According to her own statement, she diligently studies the men’s Bundesliga to optimize her game.

Goal scorers in the Bundesliga Cerci, Schüller . Ahead of

In the women’s Bundesliga, however, another German striker is currently on the lead. Turbine Potsdam’s Selina Cersei is currently two goals ahead of Schuler with eleven goals. The 21-year-old thus earned his first call-up for the national team and was also allowed to make his debut against Spain. “It felt incredible, I’m so happy,” Cerci said after his first brief act. For such promising talents as a native of Kiel, the numerous failures in the DFB team four and a half months before the European Championship (July 6 to 31) are an opportunity to recommend themselves to the casting.

READ Canada beat American football players in the semi-finals

Canada not easy rival

Against Canada, the DFB Women should have gained a lot of control over the game at Norwich, although Schuler warned against the North Americans’ 1–1 draw against England: “We saw it and it was worth noting that they had Fast players.” Three days later, the European Championship preview in Wolverhampton ends against the hosts (8.30 pm/zdf.de).