The Fight Between Jamal Musiala And Rasmus Hojlund: Could Be Determination Of German Vs Denmark Results

JAKARTA - Germany will meet Denmark in the last 16 of EURO 2024, on Saturday, June 29, 2024, which will take place at the BVB Dortmund Stadium, Dortmund. This match will be a means of proof for two talented young players, namely Jamal Musiala from Germany and Rasmus Höjlund from Denmark. Both will play a key role in their team's efforts to advance to the next round.

Jamal Musiala, a talented forward from Bayern Munich and the German national team, has shown impressive performance throughout the tournament. In the three matches that have been played, Musiala has recorded a total of 222 minutes of play, with an average of 74 minutes per match.

He managed to score two goals, with an average of 0.67 goals per game. Musiala's pass accuracy rate was very high, reaching 94.34% of the 106 passes he made, with 99 of them successfully completed. Musiala also covered a total distance of 24.84 km during the match, with the highest speed reaching 33.21 km/hour.

In terms of distribution, Musiala has completed 50 short passes, 48 medium passes, and one long pass with a high level of accuracy. He also managed to make 19 debris successful and several times ran into key areas and penalty areas, making it a serious threat to the opponent's defense.

Rasmus Hojlund, Denmark's forward who plays for Manchester United, has also shown solid performance. In three games with a total of 209 minutes of play, Hojlund has yet to score but has made two attempted shots.

Hojlund's pass accuracy rate reached 86%, with 32 of the 37 baits successfully completed. He covered a total distance of 23.99 km during the match, with the highest speed reaching 35.5 km/hour.

Höjlund also showed significant contribution in the distribution of the ball, with 18 short passes, 14 medium passes, and one long pass that was successfully completed. He also recorded three signatures of success and ran into key areas and penalty areas, although he had not managed to score a goal.

In terms of defense, neither Musiala nor Höjlund were involved much. Musiala won a tackle and restored eight balls, while Höjlund restored three balls but did not win a tackle.

This match will be an interesting battle between two young players with different styles of play. Musiala, with her sharpness in front of goal and extraordinary dribelian abilities, will be a major threat to Denmark's defense.

Meanwhile, Höjlund, with his speed and strength, will try to penetrate the German defense and have a significant impact on his team. Anyone who manages to take advantage of their chances better can be the determinant in this important match.