Incredible. 🥹 The only word to describe the journey of German goalkeeper Ann-Katrin Berger. After beating cancer twice, she’s back on the big stage — making game-saving stops to keep Germany’s UEFA Women’s Euro title hopes alive. 🔥 During their quarter-final faceoff against France, Berger made nine saves in open play — more than any player has recorded in a knockout-stage match at the Women’s European Championship since 2013. But it was her 102nd-minute save to prevent an own goal from teammate Janina Minge that truly defined the match. 🤯 And the 34-year-old wasn’t done yet. In the penalty shootout, Berger stopped France’s first attempt from Amel Majri, scored Germany’s fourth penalty herself, and then sealed the win by diving to deny Alice Sombath’s seventh-round attempt. 😱 No. 3 Germany face No. 2 Spain today at 3 p.m. ET in the semifinals — GISTers, who will meet England in the final? 👀 #thegist #womenssports #soccer #WEURO2025 #womenssoccer #woso #germanysoccer