Hosts Germany needed a second-half Kai Havertz penalty and a Jamal Musiala goal to get past Denmark 2-0 in a storm-and-VAR-dominated Euro 2024 last-16 clash on Saturday. It was a first knock-out win in eight years for Germany, who on Friday now face the winners of Sunday’s game between three-times champions Spain and tournament debutants Georgia. “I believe we played a super game,” Germany defender Nico Schlotterbeck told ZDF. “I’m so happy for the team, it’s a reward for our hard work. We’re playing with euphoria and with fun.” The game was suspended for 30 minutes in the first half due to a …