In the second of two Euro 2024 last-16 matches on Saturday, hosts Germany face Denmark at the Signal Iduna Park in Dortmund in the late kickoff.
Julian Nagelsmann’s squad topped Group A to secure their place in the knockout rounds, while their Scandinavian opponents clinched second place in a rather uneventful Group C.
Exorcising the ghosts of their last two World Cup campaigns, which both ended in early group-stage exits, Germany had already secured their knockout spot after just two matches by scoring a combined seven goals against Scotland and Hungary.
