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FT: 2-0 Denmark
have reached the quarter-finals of a major competition for the first time since doing Euro 2016 when they got to the semis.
FT: 2-0 Denmark
Denmark midfielder Thomas Delaney: "Throughout the game we worked our way into it and then suddenly it is my little toe offside and then the handball.
"It goes fast in modern football with VAR.
"For us Danes it is the pride of wearing the jersey it is always emotional and it is more emotional than the average game.
"We didn't give back a victory to the fans and the families at home - that is a tough one."
FT: 2-0 Denmark
Uefa's website says: "During the match between and Denmark, connected ball technology housed inside adidas's Fussballliebe ball showed that Denmark defender Joachim Andersen touched the ball with his hand inside the penalty area.
"In this instance, the sensor was able to record accurately the touch of the hand of the player with the surface of the ball.
"The 'heartbeat' of the ball shown on broadcast is the same as the referee sees during the on-field review and discerns the point of accurately to five-hundredths of a second."
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Ian Wright
Former England striker on ITV
What Denmark have done from the start is that we have seen them get to this stage and they get momentum. They have their plan, they know how they want to play and they have some very dangerous players who when it matters they've done the business.
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Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
are building momentum. Look at their bench, they brought on Emre Can to get more control - will be growing in belief as this tournament goes on.
The longer you go into the competition, it is about being ruthless and Kai Havertz missing opportunities against the likes of Spain, you have to take it!
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What we need is a margin of cricket-style referee's call for close VAR decisions if the dreadful technology is to remain.
Anon
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Chris Sutton
Former Celtic striker on BBC Radio 5 Live
Kai Havertz does so many great things.
His movement is really important for the German team, but he does miss some easy chances.
Havertz is always going to start in Julian Nagelsmann's eyes.
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Denmark have failed to win any of their last eight games at major competitions (D4 L4), with their last such victory coming in the quarter-finals of Euro 2020 against the Czech Republic (2-1).
FT: 2-0 Denmark
Ange Postecoglou
Tottenham manager on ITV
When the offside is that tight, I don't know why it is being looked at. If we accept that we accept other two-minute delays for other incidents.