Germany qualified for the quarter-finals of Euro 2024 by defeating Denmark at the end of a very rhythmic match (2-0) this Saturday, June 29, and notably interrupted for 25 minutes in the first period due to a violent storm. Danish defender Joachim Andersen initially thought he had opened the scoring at the start of the second half after a mix-up in the area (48th), but his goal was ultimately canceled by the VAR for a minimal offside by his teammate Thomas Delaney. A few minutes later, Andersen was guilty of a handball in the area, allowing Kai Havertz to open the scoring from a penalty (53rd). Jamal Musiala then came to double the lead after an error from goalkeeper Kasper Schmeichel, who was too hesitant (68th). The Mannschaft will face the winner of the Spain-Georgia match in their quarter-final, scheduled for July 5 in Stuttgart.
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