The Germans were dancing in the rain and they set off at eight o’clock!

After a fierce game, the “Boxer” team defeated Denmark 2-0 and advanced to the quarter-finals.

Stadium: Signaluntuna Park

Germany is in the quarter-finals of the European Championship after a fascinating match against Denmark. The Panthers beat Denmark 2-0 in a match that was interrupted by a 20-minute stoppage due to a storm, three goals were disallowed and VAR was used several times. Spain or Georgia are the next opponents for the Germans.

Contest

In the 4th minute, Schlotterbeck scored a header after Germany took a corner kick, but the goal was ruled invalid due to an offensive foul. Germany’s attack was very strong. In the 7th minute, Kimmich shot from outside the penalty area, Schmeichel struggled hard at the corner kick, Schlotterbeck headed the ball again, and Schmeichel shot again.

In the 11th minute, Riedinger made a brilliant pass to Havertz, who dribbled down the left and fired a powerful shot, which bounced to the ground but was cleared by Schmeichel for a corner, and Andric headed in. The Danish goalkeeper blocked it.

In the 21st minute, Eriksson received the ball from 50 meters away and shot low, but Riediger saved it. In the 24th minute, Eriksson found Mehler vertically, and Mehler’s shot from the left almost went wide.

35 years old^this As the skies opened up, Oliver stopped the game and the team headed to the locker room.

The game started about 20 minutes later, and Germany missed a great double chance in the 37th minute. Initially, Raum made a cross from the left and Havertz headed the ball, but Schmeichel pushed the ball away. In the middle of the game, the opponent rushed forward and Sloterbeck threatened with a header again.

In the 42nd minute, Hojlund sneaked into the German penalty area and shot from the right, but the ball stopped on the side net. In the 45th minute, Denmark counterattacked with Delaney passing the ball to Hojlund from the right, but Neuer caught up and outflanked. Then Andric was kicked out.

In the 49th round, Denmark entered the rematch with a strong momentum^this He scored with Anderson, but this goal was also ruled out, which was also a controversial decision. In fact, in the next stage, Raum turned from the left and the ball found Anderson’s hand. Oliver saw the video and awarded a penalty. Havertz played well and rewritten the score to 1-0.

59 years old^this In the first minute, Havertz pushed the ball forward beautifully and found himself in front of Schmeichel, but he missed his position. In the 67th minute, Hojlender turned and shot in the box, but Neuer refused.

68-year-old saliva^this In the 10th minute, Sloterbeck sent a beautiful pass to Musiala, who made a single pass from the left and crossed from the right, 2-0. From then on, Denmark had no more reserves mentally and physically, and Germany was threatened by Wilts’ shot in the 90th minute, but was blocked by Schmeichel. In the 90+1 minute, Wilts’ goal was cancelled, and in the 90+5 minute, Schmeichel made an impressive save with his feet after Havertz’s shot.

Starring: Kai Havertz

A great game from the Arsenal ace. Havertz had a great chance in the first half, 2-3, but was scored by Schmeichel. In the 53rd minute, he perfectly executed the penalty kick to open the scoring. A moment later, he made an incredible move, but the pass failed.

Unsung Hero: Nico Sloterbeck

The Dortmund goalkeeper entered the starting lineup from the window, replacing the suspended Tal and was one of the best performers. 4 points^this A goal was scored in the 1st minute but was wrongly disallowed, the defense responded well (except for one serious mistake) and got an assist to make the score 2-0.

Disappointing: Diet Team

The English referees, Bosnia’s Palito and Italy’s Irati lost the game in the 4th minute. They cancelled a normal goal by Germany and then could not get back to normal. Some wrong decisions, serious yellow cards and many phases that needed VAR to clarify. There were also many whistles that interrupted a good rhythm.

Eleven

Germany (Julian Nagelsmann): Neuer, Kimmich, Raum (80′ Henriques), Schlotterbeck, Riedinger, Andric (65′ Can), Kroos, Guidoan (65′ Felkrug), Musiala (80′ Wirtz), Sane (88′ Anton), Havertz

Denmark (Caspar Juhlmann): Schmeichel, Anderson, Vestergaard, Christensen (81′ Brun Larsen), Mehler, Ba (81′ Damsgaard), Delaney (69′ Norgaard), Eriksson, Hoiberg, Skov Olsen (69′ Poulsen), Hoilund (81′ Weed)

referee: Michael Oliver: assistant: Stuart Burt, Dan Cook (AGG). fourth place: Irfan Pelito (BOS). used to be: Stuart Atwell, David Cote (AGG), Massimiliano Iratti (ITA).