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Despite finding the back of the net only once, Germany's commanding performance was further enhanced by their ability to stifle their opponents, who struggled to create any significant threats. With this impressive display, Germany rightfully achieved qualification for the UNL finals for the first time in their fourth attempt.

Serge Gnabry initiated the second half with another errant shot, but it was Leweling who had truly been waiting for the opportunity to shine. The Stuttgart forward’s perseverance paid off when he capitalized on a cleared corner, reacting quickly to unleash a thunderous strike that found the top corner of Bart Verbruggen's net. This goal sparked a renewed energy for the Netherlands, who astonishingly recorded their first intentional attempt of the match shortly after, with Xavi Simons cutting inside and sending a shot that struck the crossbar after a deflection off Oliver Baumann. Despite struggling to create opportunities for much of the game, the Dutch side began to find their rhythm in the latter stages. However, their hopes of leveling the score were thwarted when the debutant goalkeeper, Baumann, displayed his reflexes by powerfully parrying Donyell Malen's fierce shot, ensuring Germany maintained their advantage and secured the three points.

An early goal from debutant Leweling was disallowed due to an offside in the build-up, denying him a dream start on the international stage. However, this setback did not dampen Germany's attacking spirit, as Maximilian Mittelstadt charged down the left and fired a shot directly at Bart Verbruggen. The Dutch managed to weather this early storm through a combination of skill and a stroke of luck, nearly benefiting when Cody Gakpo's wayward cross hit the crossbar. After that, all the first-half chances fell to Germany, with Leweling narrowly missing again due to a block from Stefan de Vrij's trailing leg, while Tim Kleindienst also sent a powerful shot wide in his pursuit of an international goal.

A late and reckless challenge by Waldemar Anton on his opponent Hato ignites a heated confrontation among players from both teams, leading to a brief but intense scuffle. Once order is restored, the referee issues a yellow card to Anton for the foul, signaling his lack of control in that moment. Additionally, Xavi Simons and Nico Schlotterbeck, who were quick to involve themselves in the fracas, also receive yellow cards as the referee maintains firm authority over the escalating tensions on the pitch.

Xavi Simons picks out Donyell Malen on the left flank, and Malen charges forward with determination, looking to penetrate the box. However, Kevin Schade stands his ground, effectively blocking Malen's path. The ball deflects off Malen as he attempts to maneuver around Schade, resulting in a goal kick for Germany.