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. The game was suspended for 30 minutes in the first half due to a huge thunderstorm after Germany had the lion’s share of the early chances. But in the second half, Joachim Andersen thought he had given Denmark the lead, only for VAR to spot a tight of…