Germany closed the quarter-final of the female euros with a 2-1 return victory against Denmark in Basel.
The second half goals of Sjoeke Nusken and Lea Schuller canceled the opening of Amalie Vangaard, in a game that saw a lot of Var drama.
The result means that a victory or a draw for Sweden against Poland on Tuesday evening will see Germany, which now has two victories of two games at the tournament, reaching the last eight and the eliminated Denmark.
How Germany closed the last eight …
Sjoeke Nuesken marked the penalty place
Germany thought they had taken it all. After a patient, probing the accumulation game, the brand Jule Teed Up Klara Buhl, which struck the ball through a crowded penalty area and in the lower corner. However, the celebrations were interrupted after the goal was excluded by Var with the description of the stadium saying that Nusken, which was in an offside position, touched the ball on the way.
It was a reprieve for Denmark and which they took full advantage of. Barely five minutes later, they were in the lead by Amalie VANSGAAR, who propelled a strike in front of shepherd to his nearby post to darken Germany.
There was more frustration to come to the Christian Wuck team. They thought they had a route in the game while Buhl’s crossing hit Frederikke Thogersen on the arm. The referee underlined the place, but after another long Var check, handball was tried to have taken place outside the area.
Amalie Vangsgaard celebrates its opening objective for Denmark
It was another huge discharge for Denmark, but there was none to be a third.
There were huge cries for a German penalty while Linda Dallmann was fighting with Katrine VEJE before going down in the box under contact. The game continued as the referee waved the calls, but about a minute, the game was arrested for a Var check. The referee was finally sent to the instructor and a Var call followed the way to Germany before Nusken made no error in the place to bring the level of the scores.
They were in front of 10 minutes later when Germany jumped on a bad clearance, working the ball in Schuller, which produced an intelligent finish to send its side towards the quarter -finals and leave Denmark on the edge of elimination.
