Denmark Euro 2024 Fixtures: Dates, Venues and Analysis

Denmark managed to progress from the dour Group C at Euro 2024, but were eliminated in an entertaining clash with hosts Germany in the round of 16.

Group C consisted of four teams who all believed they have a realistic chance of making it to the knockout stages. In the end, Denmark were able to secure second spot after drawing all three games by virtue of the fact that they had a better disciplinary record than Slovenia, who they ended the group level with on points. Rode-Hvide drew 1-1 with both Slovenia and England before playing out a goalless stalemate with Serbia on Matchday Three.

Denmark suffered an unfortunate couple of minutes where they had a goal disallowed and then conceded a dubious handball penalty which changed the match entirely in Germany’s favour. Denmark were eliminated via a 2-0 nil defeat after Kai Havertz converted the penalty, and Jamal Musiala added the icing on the cake with a fine finish.

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Group C – Matchweek One

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Group C – Matchweek Two

Group C – Matchweek Three

There have been just three meetings between Denmark and Serbia, with the Danes winning all three. Two came in qualifying for Euro 2016, with the most recent a 3-0 friendly win for Denmark two years ago.

Round of 16

Denmark have given themselves a tough task in the Round of 16 as they now face the hosts Germany at Borussia Dortmund’s Westfalenstadion. Die Mannschaft were in fine form in their first two games, beating Scotland 5-1 and Hungary 2-0, but there were signs of weakness on display in the 1-1 draw with Switzerland on Matchday Three.