Germany v Denmark LIVE: Final score and result after sublime Jamal Musiala strikes for Euro 2024 hosts

48 mins: Denmark win a free kick high up the pitch and work the ball into the penalty area. The ball is flicked on to Jannik Vestegaard who scrambles to turn the ball into the goal.

He doesn’t manage it but the ball squirts out to Joachim Andersen who drills a lovely shot into the bottom corner!

47 mins: When Denmark pass the ball quickly they are a handful for Germany. Hojlund makes a run through the lines and wants the ball but Rudiger puts in a good block to stop their progress.

The Danes have grown into this match wonderfully. Germany will be starting to grow frustrated.

Before Denmark get the match back underway, referee Michael Oliver calls over both captains and explains why there’s a pause. It seemed to be either a) a problem with the roof or b) more adverse weather on the way.

Regardless the match resumes with both teams trying to edge themselves into the lead.

Each of the last three winners of the European Championship finals have been eliminated in the round of 16 the following tournament – Spain at Euro 2016, Portugal at Euro 2020 and Italy at Euro 2024.

The Euro 2024 knockout tie between Germany and Denmark was suspended on Saturday evening as a thunderstorm hammered the stadium in Dortmund with rain, hail and lightning.

English referee Michael Oliver stopped the action after 35 minutes and took the players off the field of play with the game 0-0.

As torrential rain fell at the Westfalenstadion, puncturing the stadium’s roof with waterfalls which crashed down in the stadium below, both sets of players stood at the edge of the pitch for a few moments before being led into the dressing rooms.

Earlier today Italy were knocked out of the tournament by a classy display from Switzerland. Here’s The Independent’s Richard Jolly explaining how insipid Italy tumbled out of Euro 2024:

Here’s an inside look at the BVB Stadion Dortmund during the adverse weather display earlier:

45+1 mins: There goes the whistle to end the first half and there’s nothing to separate the teams. It’s been entertaining and fascinating for a number of reasons not least the lightning storm above the stadium.

As it stands though Denmark have effectively kept Germany at bay.

45 mins: Chance!

Denmark should be ahead. They work the ball quickly through midfield on the counter attack. One touch passes release Alexander Bah who gets caught by Antonio Rudiger just before he gets to the box.

Bah manages to poke the ball into the penalty area where Rasmus Hojlund arrives. Manuel Neuer sprints towards the ball and gets there just as Hojlund takes the shot.

The German goalkeeper gets a body block on the effort and keeps it out!

41 mins: Close!

Denmark work the ball across the pitch nicely and find Andreas Skov Olsen. He brings the ball into the box and slips it to Alexander Bah.

Bah looks to square the ball but gives it away. A strong press from Rasmus Hojlund wins the ball back but he’s panicked and smokes a shot into the side netting.