How to Watch Germany vs. Denmark: TV Channel, Time, Live Stream - UEFA Euro 2024

Updated Jun. 29, 2024 1:14 p.m. ET

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In the 2024 UEFA European Championship Round of 16, on June 29 at 3:00 PM ET, Germany will play Denmark.

Tune in to FOX to see Germany take on Denmark.

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How to Watch Germany vs. Denmark

Name	Age	Club	Number
Manuel Neuer	38	Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)	1
Antonio Rudiger	31	Real Madrid (LaLiga)	2
David Raum	26	RB Leipzig (Bundesliga)	3
Jonathan Tah	28	Bayer Leverkusen (Bundesliga)	4
Pascal Gross	33	Brighton & Hove Albion (Premier League)	5
Joshua Kimmich	29	Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)	6
Kai Havertz	25	Arsenal FC (Premier League)	7
Toni Kroos	34	Real Madrid (LaLiga)	8
Niclas Fullkrug	31	Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga)	9
Jamal Musiala	21	Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)	10
Chris Fuhrich	26	VfB Stuttgart (Bundesliga)	11
Oliver Baumann	34	TSG Hoffenheim (Bundesliga)	12
Thomas Muller	34	Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)	13
Maximilian Beier	21	TSG Hoffenheim (Bundesliga)	14
Nico Schlotterbeck	24	Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga)	15
Waldemar Anton	27	VfB Stuttgart (Bundesliga)	16
Florian Wirtz	21	Bayer Leverkusen (Bundesliga)	17
Maximilian Mittelstadt	27	VfB Stuttgart (Bundesliga)	18
Leroy Sane	28	Bayern Munich (Bundesliga)	19
Benjamin Henrichs	27	RB Leipzig (Bundesliga)	20
Ilkay Gundogan	33	FC Barcelona (LaLiga)	21
Marc-Andre ter Stegen	32	FC Barcelona (LaLiga)	22
Robert Andrich	29	Bayer Leverkusen (Bundesliga)	23
Robin Koch	27	Eintracht Frankfurt (Bundesliga)	24
Emre Can	30	Borussia Dortmund (Bundesliga)	25
Deniz Undav	27	VfB Stuttgart (Bundesliga)	26

Name	Age	Club	Number
Kasper Schmeichel	37	-	1
Joachim Andersen	28	Crystal Palace (Premier League)	2
Jannik Vestergaard	31	-	3
Simon Kjaer	35	AC Milan (Serie A)	4
Joakim Maehle	27	VfL Wolfsburg (Bundesliga)	5
Andreas Christensen	28	FC Barcelona (LaLiga)	6
Mathias Jensen	28	Brentford FC (Premier League)	7
Thomas Delaney	32	-	8
Rasmus Hojlund	21	Manchester United (Premier League)	9
Christian Eriksen	32	Manchester United (Premier League)	10
Andreas Olsen	24	-	11
Kasper Dolberg	26	-	12
Zanka	34	Brentford FC (Premier League)	13
Mikkel Damsgaard	23	Brentford FC (Premier League)	14
Christian Norgaard	30	Brentford FC (Premier League)	15
Mads Hermansen	23	-	16
Victor Kristiansen	21	Bologna (Serie A)	17
Alexander Bah	26	Benfica (Primeira Liga)	18
Jonas Wind	25	VfL Wolfsburg (Bundesliga)	19
Yussuf Poulsen	30	RB Leipzig (Bundesliga)	20
Morten Hjulmand	25	Sporting Lisbon (Primeira Liga)	21
Frederik Ronnow	31	Union Berlin (Bundesliga)	22
Pierre Hojbjerg	28	Tottenham Hotspur (Premier League)	23
Anders Dreyer	26	-	24
Rasmus Kristensen	26	AS Roma (Serie A)	25
Jacob Bruun Larsen	25	Burnley FC (Premier League)	26

Jamal Musiala has put up two goals for Germany in UEFA Euro (three matches).
In UEFA Euro (three matches), Kai Havertz has helped propel Germany with one goal and one assist.
In Germany's matches (three) in UEFA Euro, there have been one goal and one assist from Ilkay Gundogan.
In three matches in UEFA Euro for Germany, Niclas Fullkrug has produced two goals with no assists.

With eight goals in three matches, Germany is first in UEFA Euro. On the other side, Denmark has conceded two goals in three matches, fifth in the league.
Germany is first in UEFA Euro in goal differential at +6.
Germany was helped by Fullkrug, who picked up his club's lone goal in the match against Switzerland.
Against Switzerland its last time out, Germany drew 1-1, taking 17 shots and outshooting Switzerland by 12.

With two goals in three matches, Denmark is 16th in UEFA Euro. On the flip side, Germany has allowed two goals in three matches, fifth in the league.
In terms of goal differential, Denmark is 10th in UEFA Euro, at dead even.
In its last game, Denmark drew Serbia 0-0 on June 25, while outshooting Serbia 10 to three.
While Denmark didn't register a goal versus Serbia, Wind had two shots to lead the team.

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