Germany and Denmark are measured with Spain pending

At 9:00 pm this Friday, just over an hour after the debut of Spainheld another match on the first day of this group B. It was on Brentford Community Stadium and measured Germany Y Denmark in a duel that is certainly very pending Jorge Vilda.

Germany, the team with the most titles on the continental with 8 in its showcases, did not make it past the quarterfinals in the 2017 edition and wants to make up for it by winning the title this time around. For this, it has a compact block where the midfielder stands out Sara Dabritz and the attackers Svenja Huth Y Lea Schuller as the main arguments that can be considered candidates to win the trophy. However, it should be noted that in terms of results in recent months there was lime and sand. Because I didn’t win any games in February on Arnold Clark Cup (tie against Spain and defeat against Canada at England) and lost to Serbia in April to beat Switzerland 7-0 just two weeks ago.

This Friday Germany will face a Denmark that, along with the myth Pernille Harder on the front, he refuses to accept that two tickets for the Group B quarter-finals seem reserved for Germany Y Spain. However, they are still the team that became runner-up in the Netherlands 2017, where they certainly beat Germany in the quarterfinals.

Likely lineups

Germany: Fromohms; Gwinn, Hendrich, Hegering, Rauch; Oberdorf, Sara Dabritz; Svenja Huth, Lina Magull, Klara Buhl; Lea Schuller

trainer: Martina vos Tecklenburg

Denmark: Lene Christensen; Simone Boye, Stine Pedersen, Veje; Thrige Andersen, Troelsgaard, Sofie Pedersen, Svava; Brun, Larsen, Pernille Harder

coach: Lars Sondergaard

referee: Esther Staubli (Switzerland)

VAR: Benoit Millot (France)

stadium: Brentford Community Stadium

Time: 9:00 pm