Introduction to the Danish national team
The Denmark men's national football team is a national football team that rose rapidly in the 1980s. Denmark's first major cup winner was the 1992 European Nations Cup in Sweden.
Denmark has made six World Cup final weeks, the 1986, 1998, 2002, 2010, 2018 and 2022 World Cups. Three of them reached the round of 16, one time into the quarterfinals, and one group stage after the outing.
Denmark is one of the traditional strong teams in Europe, known as "red explosives".
- At the first Olympic Games in 1896, the Danish team won the championship.
- At the 1908 Olympic Games, Denmark defeated France 17:1, creating the largest score in Olympic history.
- On 12 October 2021, Denmark advanced two rounds ahead of second-place Scotland in the World Preliminary Tournament, becoming germany's second-place European team. The Danish team is divided into Group D, along with France, Australia and Tunisia.
The Danish team is currently 10th in FIFA.
The danish national team is a historical player
Elkyer
Born on 11 September 1957 in Copenhagen, Denmark, nicknamed "The Madman of Lochelan", he is the greatest No. 10 in Verona's history.
He led Verona to the only Serie A title in history.
In 1984 and 1985, Elkyar was named the best striker in Europe for two consecutive years, while he was ranked second and third respectively in the European Footballer of the Year awards.
Michelle Laudrup
Born on June 15, 1964 in Copenhagen, Denmark. He has been a teammate with some of the best players in the world (Platini, Romario, Redondo, Stoichkov...) and has played for some of the top clubs (Juventus, Barcelona, Real Madrid).
He and Elkyer are the most famous partners in Danish history.
Laudrup made 104 appearances for Denmark and scored 37 goals, making him the most appearances for the Danish national team in history.
In Laudrup's World Cup career, he played twice, scoring 2 goals in 8 appearances.
In 2004, FIFA invited Pele to name 125 living football stars, including Laudrup and his brother Brian Laudrup.
Brian Laudrup
Born on 22 February 969 in Vienna, Austria, he was named Danish Footballer of the Year in 1990.
At the 1998 World Cup, Laudrup Jr. led the team to the quarterfinals with his brother Laudrup the Eldest, which was also the last glory of the "Golden Generation" of Danish football.
Peter Polesław Schmeichel
Born on November 18, 1963, he was the "World's Best Goalkeeper" in 1992 and 1993.
Denmark squad for the 2022 Qatar World Cup
Head coach: Yuleman
Goalkeepers: Schmeichel (Leicester City), Lenof (Schalke 04), Lohr (Mid-Jutland)
Defenders: Kyriar (AC Milan), Christensen (Chelsea), Westgaard (Southampton), Mechler (Atlanta), Vas (Valencia), Anderson (Fulham), Strig Larsen (Udinese), Paulatson (Copenhagen), Zancka Jørgensen (Copenhagen
Midfielders: Eriksen (Inter Milan), Delaney (Borussia Dortmund), Hoybel (Tottenham), Jensen (Brentford), Nogard (Brentford), Christiansen (Malmö)
Forwards: Poulsen (RB Leipzig), Brycewirt (Barcelona), Winder (Copenhagen), Dolberg (Nice), Olsen (Bologna), Damsgow (Sampdoria), Skov (Hoffenheim), Cornelius (Parma)
Goalkeeper: The Danish goalkeeper Schmeichel Jr. will become the patron saint of danish goals.
Three centre-backs: Captain Kyriar plays in the middle of the three centre-backs, with Chelsea ace defender Christensen on the right and Leicester City Defender Westgaard on the left. Annoson and Norsson came off the bench.
Mailer was appointed as left wing-back and Stry Grassen was substituted.
Vaz was placed at right wing-back, replaced by Red Bull Salzburg's Christensen.
Midfielder: Deryni and Heybel are in the midfield duo, with Nelgo and Jensen coming off the bench.
Left road Damsgår, right road Olsen. Breswaite and Skowy came off the bench.
Poulson was appointed as a centre forward and Cornelius came off the bench
In this World Preliminary Tournament, Denmark played eight consecutive wins, until it qualified for the World Cup, it did not concede a goal, and won the ticket to the World Cup 2022 final with excellent results, the strength is very strong, perhaps it will be the biggest dark horse in this World Cup.
2022 Qatar FIFA World Cup Denmark Fixtures (Group Stage)
- 22 november, 21:00 Denmark vs Tunisia
- 27th November, 0:00 France vs Denmark
- 30th November, 23:00 Australia vs Denmark
Qatar World Cup Denmark qualified analysis
Danish group qualifying for the round of 16 is not a big problem, but if you want to go further, there is not much chance, what do you think?