Germany v Denmark live – Euro 2024 last 16 latest as Kai Havertz and Jamal Musiala goals put home nation in commanding position

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Host nation Germany progressed into the Euro 2024 quarter-final thanks to a second half Kai Havertz penalty, which was followed by a Jamal Musiala second goal.

However, Denmark will feel aggrieved of their exit after Joachim Andersen thought he had given his country a 48th minute lead, only for VAR to rule it out for off-side.

Just two minutes after seeing his goal ruled out Andersen was then judged by VAR to have handled a cross into the box and Havertz dispatched the spot kick.

Rasmus Hojlund had several good chances in both halves and was denied an equaliser after capitalising on a defensive error but firing at goalkeeper Manuel Neuer.

Germany sealed their quarter-final spot as Nico Schlotterbeck sent a floated ball into the path of Musiala who fired home.

The home nation could have added to the score-line late on, but were met by a determined Kasper Schmeichel performance.

Germany will now face either Spain or Georgia in the quarter-final.

That’s full-time and Germany are through to the quarter-final when they will face either Spain or Georgia on Friday

Germany break on the counter-attack and Wirtz feed Havertz through who is denied by a fine Schmeichel save.

VAR has decided the on-field decision was correct and the score will remain 2-0, for now.

The off-side flag denies Germany as Wirtz ran through before chipping the stranded goalkeeper.

VAR are now checking the off-side decision.

Play opens up for Wirtz who catches his effort well, but it’s straight at Schmeichel.

Germany make another change with Sane leaving the field and replaced by Anton.

For all their forward play Germany have been vulnerable at the back tonight. Andersen was unlucky to see his goal disallowed and Hojlund could have scored a hat-trick on another night.

Substitute Fullkrug just failed to beat the off-side trap. However, Schmeichel was out quickly and would have denied him regardless.

Both sides make a whole set of changes.

Germany bring on Henrichs for Raum and Wirtz on for Musiala.

Three for Denmark as on come Wind, Larsen and Damsgaard. Off come Hojlund, Christensen and Eriksen

The German defender almost injures himself with a full-blooded clearance which was full of power.

You certainly didn’t want to get in the way of that one.

It’s a Denmark corner and some pushing inside the box results in a delay. The Danish know they need a goal very soon otherwise they are going home.

Havertz heads away at the front post to end the pressure.

The host nation are passing the ball around and enjoying the end of this last-16 game. Spaces are opening for their forwards and they could add further goals here.

Denmark make a double sub with Delaney and Olsen off for Norgaard and Poulsen

A long ball forward is straight into the path of Musiala who fires across the goalkeeper to double his side’s lead

A brilliant first touch for Hojlund results in him having a chance at goal. However, he fires straight at the goalkeeper.

A double change for Germany as Can and Fullkrug come on for Andrich and Gundogan

Havertz broke through again but is this time off-side. The German forward pulled it back for Sane who put his effort wide regardless.

The Danish man left his foot in on his opponent and picks up a booking. A member of the Danish coaching staff was also booked moments before.