Germany is set to face Spain in the highlight game of the Euro 2024 quarter-finals. In what feels like a premature final, the Mannschaft will look to edge out Spain, who are the bookies\u2019 favourites for the trophy after winning all four of their games so far. Here is Last Word on Football\u2019s Germany predicted lineup for the upcoming match.<\/p>\n
Germany started all three of their group-stage games with the same lineup<\/a>. However, Julian Nagelsmann made three changes against Denmark in the last-16 round.<\/p>\n Jonathan Tah, who missed the game with a yellow-card suspension, was replaced by Nico Schlotterbeck. The Borussia Dortmund star had a fantastic performance against Denmark, earning praise from Manuel Neuer, who picked him as the game\u2019s \u201csecret MVP<\/a>\u201d.<\/p>\n Read More<\/strong>: Five Things We Learnt From Germany Group Stage Performance At Euro 2024<\/a><\/p>\n A second change in the defence line was David Raum\u2019s start ahead of Maximilian Mittelst\u00e4dt. Despite his solid displays in the group stage, the Stuttgart defender was benched, allowing Germany to capitalize on Raum\u2019s attacking instincts on the right-hand side of the pitch.<\/p>\n The final change was Florian Wirtz\u2019s omission from the lineup, which saw Leroy Sane make his first start in the Euros. However, the Bayern Munich winger struggled to properly link up with other Mannschaft forwards, ending the game without a single shot.<\/p>\n The Mannschaft started the fixture against Denmark on a brilliant note, putting their opponents under immense pressure early on. They even scored a goal through Schlotterbeck, which was controversially<\/a> disallowed by Michael Oliver.<\/p>\n However, Germany nearly fell behind when Denmark scored a disallowed goal themselves at the beginning of the second period. The hosts immediately bounced back by scoring a penalty through Kai Havertz.<\/p>\nGermany Recent Form and Tactics<\/h3>\n