Germany vs Denmark LIVE: Euro 2024 match interrupted due to thunderstorm in Dortmund

Referee Michael Oliver is back in the tunnel leading to the pitch, where there are lots of people milling around trying to look busy as the rain has let up.

The players are sent back onto the field to warm up. The game will resume in five minutes.

In case you missed it, here is the moment the game was interrupted:

On ITV, the pundits discuss the action we’ve seen in the game so far. Ian Wright said: “It looked like a great start from Germany as they put Denmark under pressure.”

“The Danes couldn’t keep the ball and it felt like the disallowed goal was the perfect time for them to score.”

The Danish coaches would also have abandoned the game earlier. Head coach Kasper Hjulmand was an assistant at Wieghorst HC when Jonathan Richter was almost killed by a lightning strike during a reserve game for FC Nordsjaelland.

In the tunnel, referee Michael Oliver is discussing things with other officials and is obviously trying to assess the situation in order to get the game going again.

Water is now pouring into the stadium, which is very reminiscent of the scenes at Old Trafford earlier this year. The fans are wearing raincoats and ponchos.

Well, everyone except two who are running around shirtless and dancing in the makeshift waterfall.

From here you have the best view of the lightning and the reason why the players were taken off the field.

There appears to be a lot of lightning, which could pose a problem for officials. Hailstones are now falling and the players have been escorted into the building.

The game is temporarily suspended.

36th minute: The match has been stopped by referee Michael Oliver. The weather is extreme and thunder can be clearly heard above the stadium.

There is lightning and heavy rain. However, the players have remained on the sidelines for the time being.

35th minute: Gündogan takes the ball from Hojlund and drives Germany forward. He combines with Musiala and Sané before the German attack is stopped on the edge of the box.

32nd minute: Christian Eriksen prepares the free kick, but shoots straight into the wall. Pierre-Emile Hojbjerg tries to continue the attack, but his quick cross is too hard for everyone and sails out of play.