Germany did not stop in the storm

Both teams were called back from the field amid the storm, the game was stopped for 25 minutes

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Germany has set a trip to the quarter-finals of the Euro on Sunday, defeating Denmark 2-0. Kai Harvtage and Jamal Musiala scored for Germany. Not only Denmark, but also the hurricane could not stop the host country.

Because of this, the game was dramatically stopped for half an hour. In the first half, Harvtage opened the scoring with a penalty. Germany got a penalty after the danger Andersen handled the ball.

Danish defender Andersen was really unlucky. Because the goal he scored just moments before was not recognized. Bayern Munich's Musiala then added the second goal. There was a time when the game was about to be stopped. English referee Michael Oliver called both teams off the field amid the storm. The match resumed after a 25-minute stoppage. In the end, the

victory belonged to the host country. Because of this, Germany's chances of winning the title in the final on July 14 remained. But the road ahead for the team will not be easy. Because now the teams that are going to challenge the team will be Spain or the surprising team Georgia. For now, the German team and the coach of the team, Julian Nagelsmann, seemed happy. After the

game, he said, 'This game was like this, in which there were many obstacles. But we fought against it. Now we are playing happily, everyone is happy. Football will be beautiful in this situation.' Denmark will now have to return home. The team could not hope to repeat the 1992 final. Denmark famously beat Germany in the Euro final that year.

This time the competition was not pleasant for the team, because there was no win in the account of the team when they returned home. Denmark reached the last 16 after three draws in the league stage. Denmark's coach Kasper Hejulmund had some complaints about the weight decision. This decision went against the team.

He said, 'The way load has been used, it should not be done that way. A centimeter is calculated. A penalty was decided in one minute. I myself have been fooled by the rules of hand ball, this is a useless decision.'