In a turnaround of emotions, Germany secured a spot in the European Championship quarterfinals with a 2-0 win over Denmark. The game was heavily influenced by VAR decisions that changed the course of the match in just a minute. Denmark’s Joachim Andersen had a goal disallowed for offside in the 50th minute and then gave away a penalty for handball, which Kai Havertz converted to put Germany ahead. Jamal Musiala scored a second goal to seal the victory for the host nation.
The match was not without interruptions, as a thunderstorm caused a 25-minute suspension in the first half at Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion. Despite the weather conditions, Germany managed to secure their first win in the knockout stage of a major tournament since 2016.
The victory was a welcome relief for Germany, who faced moments of despair during the game but ultimately emerged triumphant. Fans can look forward to Germany’s further performances in the quarterfinals and beyond as they continue to chase European Championship glory. For the latest updates on Euro 2024, visit the AP Euro 2024 hub.
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