After thunder, lightning and many chances, Germany needed four lucky minutes to reach the quarter-finals. Now the team knows that it is back among the big teams.
June 30, 2024, 1:54 am
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Germany beat Denmark 2-0 in the European Championship round of 16 and moved into the quarter-finals. Kai Havertz and Jamal Musiala scored the goals. The German team proved to be competitive and was back among the big teams after eight years. Despite a few mistakes and a thunderstorm break, they kept the upper hand and celebrated the victory with the fans in the Westfalenstadion.
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Thunder, lightning, rain and then this goal celebration: The German team celebrates Kai Havertz’s 1-0 goal. © Shaun Botterill/Getty Images
European Championship round of 16: Germany -Denmark 2:0 (0:0)
Tore: 1-0 Kai Havertz (53rd Minute), 2-0 Jamal Musiala (68th Minute)
Yes, it’s true: Germany is one of the eight best teams in this tournament. The fans in the Westfalenstadion cheered excessively, Kai Havertz fell to the ground and crossed his arms over his upper body. Many German players reacted in a similar way. First, take a deep breath. The last time the German team was in the quarter-finals of a major tournament was in 2016; now they are back, having previously been eliminated twice in the preliminary round and once in the round of 16. The home European Championship can no longer be a major disappointment. “Völlig losgelöst” was sung twice after the final whistle, probably louder than ever before in this tournament. The team now knows that it is competitive again, it is finally back with the big guys after eight years. But they also know that this game could have gone very differently.
