Germany and Denmark faced off in a tense soccer match, with several memorable moments that defined the game. Live coverage began at 2:30p ET, and the first significant moment came just minutes later when a German goal was called off at 3:09p ET. Denmark then had an opportunity to score at 3:12p ET, but failed to capitalize on it.
The weather delayed play for 25 minutes at 4:00p ET, but the action resumed quickly as Kasper the goalie made a crucial save to deny another German goal at 4:07p ET. Denmark nearly scored at 3:28p ET with a beautiful pass, while coming close to the net again at 3:30p ET.
At halftime, the score was still tied between Germany and Denmark, with no goals scored after four hours of play. The second half saw Germany have a “brain fart” at 4:13p ET and Denmark missing a golden opportunity just two minutes later.
The momentum shifted in favor of Germany as they broke the ice with a goal scored at 4:39p ET. However, Denmark had a goal wiped out due to an error by one of their players shortly after. Neuer made a crucial stop at 4:53p ET to keep Germany’s lead alive, but Musiala punched in a goal just two minutes later to seal the game for Germany. These moments defined the match between these two strong teams and will be remembered for years to come.
