Denmark's defensive strategy in this game may be to keep it wide and close in. After all, Wirtz and Musiala both have strong skills, but they are both inward-cutting wingers. Most of the work of passing from the bottom to the bottom is done by the two The full-backs dominate. If Germany can seize the opportunity to score a goal, there is a high probability that Germany will slow down and let Denmark attack on their own counterattack. Therefore, the logic of this game is that Germany will win completely. However, from the analysis of the state, it is difficult for Denmark to score. Germany will have one goal at most. The score is 1-0 or 0-0 and goes into overtime. If Germany makes another mistake, the consequences may be serious, because once Germany falls behind, the important task may have to be handed over to the unpredictable Sane.