Denmark vs. Germany Live Stream: Online Viewing Info for Euro 2012 Match

Group B action at Euro 2012 concludes Sunday with two critical matches in Ukraine, including a showdown between tournament long-shot Denmark and the pre-tournament favorite Germany.

The Germans are the only team at Euro 2012 to have won both of its first two matches, yet it still needs at least one point on Sunday to ensure that it will advance to the knockout stages. 

That being the case, the Danes, who can advance with a draw if Netherlands top Portugal, should be in for a difficult evening in Lviv. 

Where: Arena Lviv, Lviv, Ukraine

When: Sunday, June 17, 2012, 2:45 PM ET

Watch: ESPN2, ESPN3.com or ESPNDeportes

Live Streaming: ESPN3.com

Biggest Storyline: Can Denmark Shock Group B?

Denmark pulled off the shocker of Euro 2012 when they edged the Dutch 1-0 in their group opener. Somehow after a disappointing loss to Portugal in a group dubbed the Group of Death, the Danes still have a shot to shock some of Europe's top football powerhouses once again with a result against Germany.

Player to Watch for Denmark: Nicklas Bendtner

Denmark's 6'3" striker netted two goals against Portugal on Wednesday, likely giving him the confidence necessary heading into a matchup with a world class opponent like Germany. Bendtner can elevate and finish over the top better than anyone when he's on his game. 

Player to Watch for Germany: Mario Gomez

Germany's Mario Gomez is tied for the most goals scored at the tournament with three. So far, Gomez is the only German to find the back of the net. He used some beautiful timing against the Netherlands to sneak in behind the defense and finish some one-on-one looks with the goalkeeper.

Key Matchup: Mario Gomez vs. Denmark's Back Line

The key matchup in Sunday's Group B finale will be Germany's Mario Gomez and the defensive back line for the Danes, who looked sloppy late against Portugal, giving up the decisive, game-winning goal after letting a deep cross into the box. 

Daniel Agger and Denmark's defensive line need to be on their toes against an offensive unit as cohesive and sound as the Germans'. 

What They're Saying:

Denmark coach Morten Olsen on the Danes' matchup with favorite Germany: "Nothing is impossible and we'll be going for victory." - via Yahoo! Sports

Germany coach Joachim Loew on the danger Denmark presents: "They're compact and very dangerous on the counter-attack." - via Yahoo! Sports

Final Score

Denmark has not lost to Germany in the two squads' last three meetings, which were all friendly encounters. With that being said, look for the Danes to manage a quality draw against Germany on Sunday.

Denmark 1, Germany 1 FT

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