It started on time at 3 a.m. Beijing time on June 30. It was a match in the quarter-finals of Euro 2024, with hosts Germany taking on a strong Danish side at the Westphalen Stadium in Dortmund. On this passionate night, the German team won the match with a score of 2-0 with a tenacity and outstanding strength, and successfully advanced to the quarterfinals.
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The game started off in a tense affair and within four minutes of the game, Germany's Schlotterbeck scored with a beautiful header to give the hosts the lead. Sadly, however, the goal was disallowed due to a foul on a team-mate. Still, this did not affect the morale of the German team, who continued to keep their fighting spirits high, launching round after round of attacks against the Danish team.
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However, 35 minutes into the game, a sudden rainstorm forced the match to be suspended. Bad weather conditions lasted about 25 minutes, and the race was restarted as the torrential rain, thunder and hail faded away. After this weather turmoil, the score of both teams remained 0-0 in the first half, and neither side was able to break the deadlock.
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At the beginning of the second half, a goal from Denmark's Andersson made fans boil, however, after verification by the referee, the goal was ruled offside and invalidated. In the ensuing game, a handball foul by Anderson in the box awarded Germany a penalty. Kai Havertz calmly converted the ball into the back of the net with an unmistakable finish to give Germany a 1-0 lead.
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With the score ahead, the Germans did not let their guard down and continued to intensify their attack in an effort to seal the win. In the 68th minute, Musiala scored with a long-distance run to seal a 2-0 score for Germany. This goal not only won the game for the German team, but also showed the world their quality.
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In the end, in this fierce 1/8 final, the German team defeated the Danish team 2-0 with goals from Havertz and Musiala and successfully advanced to the quarterfinals. This match not only demonstrated the tenacious fighting spirit of the German team, but also showed their superb football skills. In the next games, I believe that the German team will continue to play at its best level and give more exciting games to the fans.
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In the quarterfinals of the European Championship, Germany will face the winner of Spain and Georgia, and the opponent will be determined in the early morning of July 1, Beijing time.
Germany's quarter-finals will be played at the Mercedes-Benz Arena in Stuttgart at 0:00 GMT on July 6.