On April 30, Beijing time, the Badminton European Championships were underway. At present, the individual final match has been released. In the men's singles semifinals, danish doubles Acelon and Antonsen defeated their opponents and successfully advanced to the men's singles final. In this way, Denmark won the European Championship men's singles championship and runner-up. In women's singles, Olympic champion Marin returned from injury and also easily advanced to the women's singles final and impacted the championship.
In the men's singles semifinals, Denmark's Antonsen faced France's Big Popov. In the first set, Antonsen won the first set 21:16 to lead 1:0. In the second set, Bobov pulled back a set 21:19, and the two sides drew 1:1. The match went to the decider, the decider, Andensen locked in the win 21:15, and the aggregate score was 2:1 to advance to the men's singles final. Antonson is very strong and has defeated Momota Kendou.
In another men's singles semifinal, Olympic champion Acelon came on to face Israel's Siberman. The latter, Siberman defeated national champion Lee Shi-fung at the Korea Open. In the first set, Arcelorn had a clear advantage, winning the first set easily at 21:10. In the second set, Arcelor still completely suppressed the opponent's counterattack. Arcelor locked up the win 21:11, dropping two straight sets and advancing to the men's singles final with an aggregate score of 2:0.
In this case, the Danish men's singles won the European Championship men's singles championship and runner-up, and the men's singles final Antonsen faced Arcelor. The Danish men's team is strong and can be called the big favorite for the Thomas Cup. Denmark's three singles are also full of talents, but in the Danish men's doubles, the strength has declined in recent years. But Denmark still has a chance to win through three singles. In the next Thomas Cup, Denmark is a roadblock on the road to the national men's team to win the championship.
In the women's singles field of the European Championships, Olympic champion Marin returned from recovery, which can be described as a bloody resurrection. Marin's 2:0 clean sheet in the semi-finals was Turkish Iggit, and in the women's singles final, Marin will face Scotland's Gilmour. The latter Gilmour won three sets to beat rival Brechfeldt 2-1 on aggregate. As long as the Marin women's singles final is played normally, it is not difficult to win the championship.