LIVESTREAM IFAF U19 Euros: Germany @ Denmark, Sept. 20, 15:00 CET (3 pm, 9 am ET)

Denmark’s U19 team will take on Germany in a placement game for fourth place in the IFAF U19 European Championships at Vejle Atletik Stadion on Saturday, September 20. Denmark enters the game with a record of 1-1, having secured a hard-fought come-from-behind 27-18 victory over the Czech Republic, while Germany boasts a 2-0 record after a dominant 55-0 win against Italy.

Denmark’s key players to watch
Denmark’s offense is led by quarterback Adam Lyngby, who demonstrated his ability to make crucial plays in their comeback against the Czech Republic. He connected with Kasper Christensen for a pivotal touchdown that sparked the Danish rally. Running back Simon Hansen was also instrumental, showcasing his speed and agility with a significant 17-yard touchdown run that helped extend Denmark’s lead. Additionally, Daniel Steffensen’s interception against the Czech Republic highlighted the strength of Denmark’s defense, which will be crucial in containing Germany’s potent offense.

Watch live. IFAF U19 Euros: Germany @ Denmark, Sept. 20, 15:00 CET (3 pm, 9 am ET)

Germany’s offensive firepower
Germany’s offense is spearheaded by running back Ismael Calatayud Morejon, who scored four touchdowns in their recent victory over Italy. His ability to break tackles and find the end zone will be a key factor in the matchup against Denmark. Quarterback Lennart Thoma has also been effective, throwing for multiple touchdowns, including a 98-yard connection with Carlos Speidel. The German defense, featuring linebacker Hamza Mujkic, who returned an interception for a touchdown, adds another layer of challenge for Denmark.

Matchup expectations
This matchup promises to be an exciting clash of styles, with Denmark’s resilience and defensive prowess facing off against Germany’s explosive offense. Both teams will be eager to secure a strong finish in the tournament, making this a must-watch game for fans of European youth football.

Watch live. IFAF U19 Euros: Germany @ Denmark, Sept. 20, 15:00 CET (3 pm, 9 am ET)