Germany vs Denmark: Where to watch, live stream, TV channel, kick-off time

Germany and Denmark will meet on 29 June in the 1/8 finals of Euro 2024. Of course, the German machine has to win here. Yes, the Danes will obviously be ready to fight back. But against such an opponent, they have nothing to rely on.

SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, Dortmund
SIGNAL IDUNA PARK, Dortmund

Denmark have not won a single game in Group C, but they have not lost either – three draws in a row. At least in the match against Slovenia, Nagelsmann’s team could have scored more, but it was 1-1. Another meeting where the Danes could win was with England. The Southgate’s team played strictly according to the scoreline, closing in their penalty area. So, in the game with them, Denmark dominated a lot and had many chances for the second goal, which was also 1-1.

Germany kicked off Euro 2024 with an impressive show, overpowering Scotland with a five-goal victory. There was a somewhat uncertain victory over Hungary (2-0). After that, Nagelsmann’s team dropped points when they could not secure a victory against Switzerland (1-1). However, at that point, Germany had already secured a play-off spot. The key players were given a break, while the substitutes were not as well-geared up.

What time is Germany vs Denmark kickoff?

  • Date: Saturday, June 29
  • Time: 6 pm local / 12 pm ET
  • Venue: SIGNAL IDUNA PARK
  • Location: Dortmund, Germany

What TV channel is Germany vs Denmark on?

  • Australia: Optus Sport
  • Canada: TVA, TSN
  • Denmark: TV2
  • Germany: ZDF, MagentaTV
  • Italy: SKY, Rai, NOW TV
  • Spain: RTVE
  • UK: ITV, STV
  • USA: fuboTV, FOX

Head-to-Head Record

  • 02/06/2021 – Friendly: Germany 1 – 1 Denmark
  • 06/06/2017 – Friendly: Denmark 1 – 1 Germany
  • 17/06/2012 – UEFA European Championship: Denmark 1 – 2 Germany
  • 11/08/2010 – Friendly: Denmark 2 – 2 Germany
  • 28/03/2007 – Friendly: Germany 0 – 1 Denmark

Possible line-ups

Germany starting lineup: Neuer; Kimmich, Schlotterbeck, Rudiger, Mittelstadt; Kroos, Andrich; Musiala, Gundogan, Wirtz; Havertz

Denmark starting lineup: Schmeichel; Andersen, Christensen, Vestergaard; Bah, Hojbjerg, Delaney, Maehle; Eriksen; Hojlund, Wind

Karen A.https://www.timesoccertv.com
ABOUT ME: Karen A. is a sports writer and former semi-professional footballer. Karen is a content producer for Time Soccer TV. He has been working with TS since the start of 2009.EXPERIENCE: With more than 15 years' experience in sports analysis, he has had the opportunity to cover a wide range of sporting events, from major international competitions to local matches.

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