In front of the home crowd in Herning, Denmark secured a spot in the semi-finals with a commanding 31-26 victory over Germany.
With Germany sitting on six points and Denmark on four, the stakes were high from the first whistle. The match started tight, with both sides showcasing aggressive defense and top-class goalkeeping, keeping the scoreline close.
Denmark struggled to pull away early, but the turning point came midway through the second half when Germany was hit with three quick two minute suspensions. Denmark seized the opportunity, opening up a four-goal lead at 19-15. The momentum swung firmly in Denmark’s favor, fueled by the deafening support of the home fans.
Led by the ever-reliable Gidsel and Pytlick, Denmark extended their lead to seven goals, controlling the remainder of the game. The 31-26 win marks another impressive performance for the hosts. A victory against already-eliminated Norway will now secure Denmark’s spot at the top of the group, while a spot in the semi-finals are already secured.
Germany, meanwhile, faces a do-or-die clash with France, where a single point will be enough to advance to the semifinals.