Wales suffers 4-0 loss to Germany in U19 Euros match
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 1, 2026, 9:02 PM
Last updated Jul 1, 2026
Wales faced Germany in the Uefa Men's Under-19 Championships on July 1 in Wrexham, marking their second defeat of the tournament. After losing 7-0 to Spain in their opener, Wales fell behind early as German captain Francis Onyeka and Montrell Culbreath scored before halftime. Otto Stange extended Germany's lead, and although Onyeka missed a penalty, Jykese Fields added a fourth goal in stoppage time. Wales will meet Denmark in their final Group A game on Saturday, with both teams looking to secure a third-place finish for a playoff spot in the Under-20 World Cup.
- •Wales loses 4-0 to Germany in Wrexham on July 1
- •Germany leads 2-0 at halftime
- •Wales faces Denmark next, seeking third place
- •Onyeka misses a penalty for Wales
- •Germany's Jykese Fields scores in stoppage time
- 9:02 PMYahoo Sports — Wales suffer defeat to clinical Germany in U19 Euros
"Hosts Wales suffer a second successive defeat in the Uefa Men's Under-19 Championships as they lose 4-0 to Germany in Wrexham.
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