Overview
- Berger says the stop cannot be replicated or trained and came purely from instinct.
- She recalled clawing Janina Minge’s misdirected header off the line in the 103rd minute and joked she “didn’t know how long my arm is.”
- International reaction included a New York Times comparison to “an exquisite time machine of German engineering,” which she called funny.
- Germany played with 10 after Kathrin Hendrich’s 13th-minute red card and beat France 6:5 on penalties in the quarter-final.
- Berger called the tie one of the most remarkable of her career and acknowledged she did not look good on the extra-time goal in the 0:1 semi-final loss to Spain.