Germany Advances to Women's Euro Quarterfinals Over Denmark

Germany secured a 2-1 comeback victory over Denmark in the UEFA Women's Euro 2025 group stage in Basel, with second-half goals from Sjoeke Nüsken, who scored from a penalty, and Lea Schüller. Despite early setbacks including two key VAR decisions against them and an offside goal disallowed, Germany showed strong mentality to overturn Denmark's first-half lead by Amalie Vangsgaard. The win, coupled with Sweden's victory over Poland, ensured Germany's place in the quarter-finals while eliminating Denmark from the tournament. The match was marked by intense VAR drama and a passionate atmosphere with around 17,000 German fans in attendance. Germany's coach Christian Wück praised the team's resilience and mentality, especially after losing captain Giulia Gwinn to a tournament-ending injury. This result continues Germany's strong form at the tournament, maintaining two wins from two games.