Dortmund and Signal-Iduna-Park where the yellow wall will get behind the hosts. Quarter-Final tie with Spain or Georgia awaits the winner.
Germany topped Group A after 2 wins and 1 draw. Scored 8 and conceded 2. Beating Scotland 5-1 and Hungary 2-0, ending with a 1-1 draw v Switzerland. Denmark ended 2nd in their group with 3 draws from 3 games – just 2 goals scored and 2 conceded.
Team news: Germany lose Jonathan Tah to suspension. Denmark lose Morten Hjulmand to suspension also.
Head-to-head statistics: 5 games 1 wins Germany, 3 draws, and 1 wins Denmark.
Betting selection – Odds are just under backable for Germany win in 90 minutes with 1.67 or 4-6 available. I don’t really see Denmark troubling the hosts as they are rather blunt upfront. Take Germany win to nil at 2.62 or 13-8 SkyBet.