Neighbours: everybody needs good neighbours. But Euro 2024 last-16 rivals Germany and Denmark are unlikely to be there for one another or become good friends when they go head to head on Saturday night.
Three-time European champions Germany have shown signs of looking like their old selves after three disappointing showings at their past three major tournaments: progressing here would see them through to their first quarter-final since Euro 2016.
Euro 1992 winners Denmark will meanwhile want to at least emulate their Euro 2020 showing, when they advanced through to the semi-finals - and ITV's team of pundits will be bringing us all the action live from Dortmund in Saturday evening's 8pm kick-off (9pm German time).
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Commentator Clive Tyldesley needs no introduction having been a regular presence on ITV's coverage of major tournaments since the 1998 World Cup. As things stand, this will be his final assignment for the channel.
Sitting alongside the veteran broadcaster on the gantry will be former Rangers centre-forward Ally McCoist.
McCoist represented Scotland at the 1990 and 1998 World Cups as well as at the 1992 and 1996 editions of the European Championships.
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Mark Pougatch will host proceedings in the ITV studio, with analysis set to be provided by former Manchester United and Republic of Ireland captain Roy Keane alongside former Arsenal and England striker Ian Wright.
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