Euro 2012: Denmark's Nicklas Bendtner risks Uefa punishment after pulling a risky celebratory pants stunt Coach Morten Olsen couldn't hide his disappointment and bad luck, with concerns over injuries to several key players that could make them doubts for the Germany match. "The injuries cannot be used as an excuse but it is clear that the injury to Niki Zimling at the beginning of the match was a huge blow," said Olsen. He (Zimling) is a really important player in our side. We have two or three injuries (veteran Dennis Rommedahl is another), so we will see who we can count on for Sunday. Influential forward Michael Krohn-Dehli, who scored the winner against the Dutch and turned creator against Portugal, setting up Bendtner for the first of his two goals, said they should take the positives and use them to their advantage. "It's obvious we need a result against Germany and we're very keen to progress," said the 29 year-old. We still have a chance so we just have to give it our best try. Central defender Simon Kjaer, who was at fault for allowing Portugal striker Helder Postiga to get in front of him and convert Nani's pass for the second goal, said that their fate lay in their hands. "We showed belief in what we're doing," said the 23 year-old. We've got to learn from this and it is still in our own hands. We cannot concede any goals against Germany. Apart from that, it is hard for me right now to say what we need to improve.