The Europa League is in full swing, and among the last 16 matches, the match between Germany and Denmark is the highlight. It was a repeat of the 1992 final, with Denmark winning the fairytale title with a 2-0 victory. But the mood in Denmark was extremely volatile. Hosts Germany had qualified strongly with two wins and one loss in the group stage, and they were in great form with three wins and one loss in their last four matches. Denmark, despite a solid performance in their three group matches, have been in a worrying situation recently. In this round of matches, Germany has the advantage of the home team, with the "seven-three wave" tactics, successfully counterattacked.
Germany, the "Teutonic Regiment", experienced the baptism of two consecutive World Cup group stage, was eliminated in the last 16 of the last European Cup, and this year, as the host, they finally rebounded. The first round of the 5-1 victory over Scotland, showing a new style, the group stage is to beat Hungary 2-0, locking the qualification places. A 1-1 draw with Switzerland in the third round was successful. The biggest gain for Germany this year is undoubtedly the rise of new stars. The wings of superstar Musia and Kolyanwadis flew together, and Musia even accumulated two goals with his outstanding performance. He is expected to produce more good results in the knockout rounds. Veteran Thomas May is always ready to fight for his destiny, scoring goals like a chopper. Even with the suspension of stalwart Jonathan Fintekhi, the leaders still relied on Goswami's tactical philosophy of attacking and defending with minimal impact.
Denmark, the so-called "Fairytale Land", last reached the quarterfinals two years ago. This year's group stage performance was not impressive, though, as they failed to win any of their three group stage matches. The only bright spot was a goal scored by Kristian Ericsson in the first round of the group stage after he overcame a heart attack. But the other two matches were poor. Striker Helen Tong Chong Nasvhunter has no income for the time being, the biggest impact is that they were broken in front of the England goal, Morton Huwent on the wave monitor, making the already weak attacking force even worse. Facing Germany, Denmark will be even more passive, the possibility of losing is extremely high.
