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The Germany-Denmark match took place with many unexpected developments. A hailstorm caused the match to be delayed for 30 minutes, 2 goals were disallowed by VAR and the final result was 2-0 in favor of the home team.
Virtue:Havertz (33'-pen), Musiala (68')
As the host team and with good form from the group stage, the German team took the initiative in the match against Denmark. In the 4th minute, center back Schlotterbeck put the ball into the Danish net but the goal was not recognized. VAR determined that there was a foul by a German player in the penalty area.
In the following minutes, Germany continued to create a series of dangerous attacks but could not defeat experienced goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel. It was not until 20 minutes later that Denmark gradually regained control of the game. They had 2 dangerous opportunities in a row but both Eriksen and Maehle could not take advantage of them.
At the 35th minute, due to thunder and lightning and then hail on the field, the referee decided to temporarily stop the match. After about 30 minutes, the match could be restarted. However, both teams were unable to score in the first half.
Right at the beginning of the second half, Andersen put the ball into the German net, but after consulting VAR, referee Oliver decided not to recognize the goal because a Danish player was offside before.
Just 4 minutes later, Andersen became the culprit again when he handled the ball in the penalty area. After checking through VAR, Mr. Oliver decided to award Germany a penalty. Havertz made no mistake in beating Schmeichel from the penalty spot, opening the score of the match.
With the lead, Germany played comfortably and completely controlled the game. In the 68th minute, they had their second goal. Musiala received a pass from a teammate below before breaking away to face Schmeichel. The number 10 made no mistake to make it 2-0.
In the remaining time, Denmark could not score a goal against Neuer due to the weakness of their strikers. The match ended with a score of 2-0 in favor of the German team. The home team convincingly won the ticket to the quarterfinals.
Virtue:Neuer, Kimmich, Schlotterbeck, Rudiger, Raum (Henrichs 80'), Kroos, Andrich (Can 64'), Musiala (Wirtz 80'), Gundogan (Fullkrug 64'), Sane (Anton 88'), Havertz
Denmark:Schmeichel, Andersen, Christensen (Larsen 81'), Vestergaard, Bah, Hojbjerg, Delaney (Norgaard 69'), Maehle, Eriksen (Damsgaard 80'), Olsen (Poulsen 69'), Hojlund (Wind 81')
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