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The Guardian - UK
The Guardian - UK
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Suzanne Wrack at St Jakob-Park

Schüller completes Germany comeback after Denmark left dazed by decisions

Lea Schüller celebrates after putting Germany ahead against Denmark at St Jakob-Park
Lea Schüller celebrates after putting Germany ahead against Denmark at St Jakob-Park. Photograph: Sébastien Bozon/AFP/Getty Images

It wasn’t a particularly pretty victory and it was aided by some questionable refereeing decisions, but Germany made it two from two with a 2-1 win against a tricky Denmark side in what Klara Bühl called “a victory of mentality and passion”.

Having been denied twice – correctly – by VAR in the first half, decisions were more favourable in the second. Amalie Vangsgaard had given Andrée Jeglertz’s Denmark a shock first-half lead, but Germany were awarded a soft penalty, again by VAR, which was converted by Sjoeke Nüsken before Lea Schüller was able to sweep in the winner despite Emma Snerle being on the ground having taken a ball to the face from a teammate’s clearance.

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