Hello folks, everyone! Last night, Barca player Bliswirt's Danish team defeated the Czech Republic 2-1 in the quarter-finals of the European Cup and successfully won the ticket to the semi-finals. The Vikings will face England, who have advanced after defeating Ukraine, in the semi-finals. Danish players have also appeared in the history of the Rosso and Blues, and with their help, Barca won the first Champions League trophy in the club's history.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="5" > ordinary and great, the creator of fairy tales</h1>
Brayswaite started and played the full game in Denmark's 2-1 win over the Czech Republic last night, using his advantage in running position to tie down opposing players in the game and create multiple opportunities for his teammates.
In this game, Brayswaite played the role of second-hand forward under the head coach. This tactical arrangement also highlights his multi-faceted ability to attack in the front, and can play multiple positions according to different tactical arrangements.
He delivered a total of 32 passes, with a success rate of nearly 90%, including one key pass. Judging by the position of the ball, he is mainly active on the right side of the game, and with his excellent running position and diligent attitude, he has made great contributions to the team at both ends of the attack and defense.
Although Brace witt mainly relies on his excellent running position to get rid of and break through in the race, his dribbling skills cannot be ignored, and he successfully completed 2 passes in the race
Dolberg scored the second goal, although Bryswitt did not directly deliver an assist, but the contribution was very large, he with excellent explosive power, after Mailer sent a cross, the momentary acceleration sprint, so that the opposing two centre-backs had to cooperate with him, thus missing the right side of the gap, creating a perfect opportunity for Dolberg to insert a cushion shot, the latter also scored a key goal for Denmark.
Denmark's journey in this European Championship can be said to be quite difficult, in the opening match, the core of the team Eriksen unexpectedly withdrew, which was a huge blow to the psychology of the team and the head coach's arrangement. The team also lost in the first two group games, but the Vikings' excellent ability to adjust to form and their fighting spirit to accept defeat are admirable.
In the end, they relied on the goal difference advantage of a 4-1 victory over Russia in the last group game to make a strong counterattack and advance to the knockout stage. He then defeated the opponents in the quarter-finals and quarter-finals to qualify for the semi-finals and will face england in the semi-finals.
The Danish team's journey to this European Championship is reminiscent of the Danish fairy tale of 92 years. At that time, the originally unqualified Danish team replaced Yugoslavia in the European Championship, and finally defeated the then world champion Germany 2-0 in the final.
Such a fantastic and inspirational story has been talked about by the majority of fans, can Denmark recreate the glory of Danish fairy tales like its predecessors? Anyway, their achievements are already proud enough, keep up the good work and work hard for the championship!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="80" > Alain Simonson</h1>
In the roster of the Red and Blue Army, there have also been two famous stars from Denmark. In 1979, Alan Simonsen moved to Barca from boreal Bundesliga Borussia Monchengladbach, which was in the limelight at the time. Prior to that, he beat big stars such as Kevin Keegan and Platini in 1977, and finally won that year's Golden Globe.
In terms of physical characteristics, Alan Simonsen and Brycevert are very similar, the same short stature, fast and explosive but with the characteristics of Nordic players: extremely strong physical fitness.
A player like Alan Simonson, who is short in stature, but has a strong speed and a strong core strength, is a nightmare for a wing defender, and the only way to stop him is to pass a foul.
In addition, his shooting skills are also excellent, and his superb long-range shooting skills and extremely fast ball slashing have helped him become a good forward player.
Alan Simonson played five seasons for Barca between 1979 and 1983, scoring 40 goals in 116 appearances, winning one Copa del Rey and one European Cup Winners' Cup with the team. He is also the only player in history to win both the UEFA Cup and the Cup Winners' Cup.
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="81" > MichelLeroup</h1>
Compared to Alan Simonson, fans may be more familiar with the name Laudrup! The legendary Danish star came to the Rossandrica in the summer of 1989 and wrote his brilliant strokes in Barca's history books.
As a midfielder, his superb dribbling skills needless to say, in addition to his extremely important feature at Barca: extremely accurate outer foot instep balls.
Laudrup is more of a "pseudo-No. 9" player with a very deep retraction in his tactical role, with a lot of freedom in the offensive 30m area, with excellent vision and excellent final pass suddenly changing the rhythm of the game, helping the teammates who inserted him to complete the scoring.
The 1991-1992 season was bound to be a season in history for the Rossandrica, when the team's current head coach, Koeman, scored a winning goal for the team in the Champions League final of that season, relying on a powerful free kick from a long distance.
Laudrup was the core of the team's midfield at that time, sitting in the midfield in the game responsible for the team's planning and scheduling on the offensive end, and with the joint efforts of the first-team players at that time, Barca finally won the first Champions League trophy in the history of the team.
It is worth mentioning that Michel Laudrup's younger brother Brian Laudrup is one of the creators of the 1992 Danish fairy tale!
Michel Laudrup played for Barca in five seasons between 1989 and 1994, making 224 appearances and scoring 54 goals. In addition to the first Champions League in the history of the team, he and Barca achieved four consecutive league titles together in 1990-1994, as well as a total of 5 championships and trophies in various cups!
<h1 class="pgc-h-arrow-right" data-track="82" > transfer market</h1>
FC Barcelona and Wolverhampton Wanderers FC have reached an agreement on a loan from Trincon, which will be on loan to Wolves until June 2022, while Wolves will have a non-mandatory buyout clause.
The Portuguese winger came to Barca in the summer of 2020, scoring 3 goals and giving 2 assists in 43 appearances for the team, good luck to him!
Red and blue soldiers rushed!
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