(Dan Tri) - Germany won 2-0 against Denmark in the Euro 2024 round of 16 match at Signal Iduna Park stadium (June 30). The home team's goals were scored by Havertz and Musiala.
Highlight Germany won 2-0 against Denmark
With home advantage, Germany confidently entered the match against Denmark. The home team pushed up their attacking formation after the opening whistle and soon threatened Schmeichel's goal. In the 4th minute, Schlotterbeck headed the ball into the Danish net but VAR intervened. Germany's goal was disallowed because the referee judged Gundogan had fouled the Danish goalkeeper. Schmeichel had to work quite hard, with excellent saves helping the away team avoid an early goal. After more than ten minutes of being heavily pressured, Denmark gradually regained control of the game and reduced the danger to their goal. Denmark also created a few counter-attacks in the first half, but they did not finish well. The match was stopped for 20 minutes due to heavy rain and lightning. When the match entered the 35th minute, hail and lightning appeared at Signal Iduna Park, forcing referee Oliver to stop the match for about 20 minutes. After the match resumed, the two teams still could not score before entering the break. The first minutes of the second half were quite exciting. In the 48th minute, Andersen shot into the German net, but VAR intervened to determine that this player was offside, so the goal was not recognized. Having just lost a goal, Andersen caused trouble again when he swung his arm too wide and let the ball touch his hand, he got past the referee but could not get past VAR. Referee Oliver, after reviewing the situation on video from the sidelines, awarded Germany a penalty. Havertz celebrates after helping Germany break the deadlock. On the 11m mark, Havertz defeated goalkeeper Schmeichel to open the score in the 53rd minute. Conceding a goal, Denmark was forced to raise their formation to attack to find an equalizer, which was also an opportunity for Germany to find another goal. In the 67th minute, Schlotterbeck passed the ball long enough for Musiala to receive it, and Germany's number 10 shot diagonally past Schmeichel to increase the score to 2-0. The 2-goal gap made Denmark lose hope of rising up, and in the remaining minutes, the away team even had a few heart-stopping moments before Germany's dangerous long passes. With a 2-0 victory, Germany won a ticket to the quarter-finals of Euro 2024, and the home team will next face the winner of the match between Spain and Georgia.
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