LILLE, France—In a tense tournament overshadowed by violent clashes between fans, the threat of terrorism and striking French rail-workers, defending world champion Germany delivered a dose of predictability on the field at Euro 2016 on Sunday evening: a solid victory over Ukraine.
Wall Street Journal: Germany takes 2-0 win over Ukraine in Euro 2016
Germany's defender Shkodran Mustafi (2ndL) heads the ball next to Ukraine's midfielder Taras Stepanenko (C) during the Euro 2016 group C football match between Germany and Ukraine at the Stade Pierre Mauroy in Villeneuve-d'Ascq near Lille on June 12.
