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European Championship > Euro 2024

GERMANY – DENMARK 2-0

Date: 29-06-2024
Stage: 1/8 final

Place: DORTMUND
Running time: 122 min.
Colour: PAL
Quality: HD 1080 25fps (10)
Commentary: italian
My rating: ***
Notes: Musiala, Kroos, Havertz

MATCH SUMMARY

Saturday, 29 June 2024, 21:00

Signal Iduna Park, Dortmund
Attendance: 61,612

Meteo: Thunderstorms, 20 °C

GERMANY

Manuel Neuer
Antonio Rüdiger
Joshua Kimmich
David Raum
Nico Schlotterbeck
Robert Andrich
Ilkay Gündogan (c)
Toni Kroos
Jamal Musiala
Kai Havertz
Leroy Sané

Coach: Julian Nagelsmann (GER)

64′ ↓Robert Andrich ↑Emre Can
64′ ↓Ilkay Gündogan ↑Niclas Füllkrug
80′ ↓David Raum ↑Benjamin Henrichs
80′ ↓Jamal Musiala ↑Florian Wirtz
88′ ↓Leroy Sané ↑Waldemar Anton

DENMARK

Kasper Schmeichel (c)
Andreas Christensen
Jannik Vestergaard
Joachim Andersen
Alexander Bah
Joakim Mæhle
Thomas Delaney
Christian Eriksen
Pierre-Emile Højbjerg
Andreas Skov Olsen
Rasmus Højlund

Coach: Kasper Hjulmand (DEN)

57′ Alexander Bah
60′ Joakim Mæhle

69′ ↓Thomas Delaney ↑Christian Nørgaard
69′ ↓Andreas Skov Olsen ↑Yussuf Poulsen
81′ ↓Andreas Christensen ↑Jacob Bruun Larsen
81′ ↓Rasmus Højlund ↑Jonas Wind
82′ ↓Alexander Bah ↑Victor Kristiansen

Referee: Michael Oliver (ENG)

Goals:
53′ Kai Havertz (p) GER
68′ Jamal Musiala GER

Match overview

After a 25-minute storm delay, Germany resumed on the front foot. A VAR-spotted handball allowed Havertz to score from the spot before Musiala’s low drive settled the tie. Denmark battled gamely but Neuer’s sharp stops and disciplined defending ensured the hosts advanced to another quarter-final.

Trivia

Musiala’s goal took him joint-top of the tournament scoring chart with three. Germany have now won all six Euro knockout matches played in Dortmund, while Havertz converted the Mannschaft’s first successful penalty at the finals since 2012.

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