Denmark on Tuesday evening booked their ticket to the quarter-finals of the World Championship after a very strong group match against Germany in which the Danes finally prevailed 2-1 after a dramatic pen.

Thanks to the passionate support of a crowd sold on the Boxen Arena, the Danish hosts began shining by the German hosts from the beginning after Michael Gath’s men seemed confident after three consecutive victories and a 6-3 massive victory against Norway’s bitter rivals, which won a ticket to a ticket. Since 2016.

The Danes won the goal statistics 14-5 in the first period while Frederick Dickow It seemed well protected from strong Danish defense.

But the Danes could not make their predominance show in the table of results mainly thanks to excellent performance by the German goalkeeper Philipp grubauer WHEREAS Detroit lions‘Star defender Moritz Seider played a major role in preventing armies from getting that important goal.

The Danes throughout the tour have fought to continue rhythm in the second period, and Tuesday’s essential clash followed a similar AA model while the Germans were gradually excavated in the match.

At the end of the period, the Danes were put under increased pressure as they could not clean the ball from their area. And 46 seconds before the end of the period, the Danish defense was pulled out as a wrist Jusin people Took a passed deviation in Dichow’s extension to silence the partisan crowd.

The Danes came out in the third period and seemed on the verge of returning the wave, while they created a host of chances in the opening minutes. But while Grubauer continued to keep the Danes frustrated, the hosts seemed to be finishing ideas up to the NHL profile Nikolaj ehlers who arrived from Winnipeg earlier during the day reset equality ten minutes in the third period.

While none of the teams were able to add to the score table for the remainder of the match, the game was forced long, where Ehlers approached to score the winning goal, but the score remained the same as the drama intensified with the two teams that went in a penalty shooting.

In Nick Olesen and Jonathan Blichfeld scored for Denmark while Dickow saved all German efforts while the arena exploded with pure joy.

In other group matches on Tuesday evening, Switzerland confirmed their high position With an expected win 4-1 against Kazakhstan while a very new American team Surprised the Champions of the World’s reign from Republika Czecheke 5-2 To steal the second place in the group for the goal difference.