Croatia reached the group stage as the fourth best second placed team. They won six matches with two draws and two defeats in qualification.
Igor Biscan’s side lost two of their three matches in the group stage. They finished level on points with Switzerland and England which was enough to qualify.
Spain U21 cruised through qualifying, winning nine matches with one draw. They conceded just one goal with 20 scored.
La Rojita topped Group B in the group stage. They started with a 3-0 win against Slovenia with Javi Puado, Gonzalo Villar and Juan Miranda on target.
Croatia sneaked into the group stage, reaching the quarter-finals with two defeats in three group games. Their luck is expected to run out against a superior superior Spanish side
Denmark U21 cruised through qualifying, winning eight matches with two draws to top Group 8. They scored 21 goals with nine conceded.
Albert Capellas Herms’ side were perfect in the group stage, winning all three matches without conceding a goal.
Germany reached the group stage after topping Group 9 in qualification. They won six matches with two defeats, both coming against Belgium.
Stefan Kuntz’s side came second in Group A to reach the knockout rounds. They advanced despite finishing level on points with Netherlands and Romania.
Denmark are a tough side to beat and can take Germany to extra time in the quarter-finals.