After a week of unrest, Denmark’s top football team is back on the pitch. The League Association has said the season will resume in the absence of fans in the stadiums, but it has not yet been confirmed which teams will be playing. After a postponed game between AGF Aarhus and Randers, the league will resume with the final game of the 21st round of fixtures. All other teams have played at least 24 games, with some of the 25th round of fixtures being played on Monday.
The Danish authorities have reassured fans that they can travel to Amsterdam to watch the match. The Dutch have banned Wales supporters from the match, but Denmark fans can now go there. However, this is only if they have the PCR test which shows that they are free of the virus. If you are unsure whether you are free of the virus, make sure to check with your doctor to make sure. While it is not possible to get a full refund for tickets to the match, Denmark fans are allowed to come to Amsterdam to watch the match ข่าวฟุตบอลล่าสุด.
A shocker has taken place at Euro 2020. Denmark’s star, Christian Eriksen, collapsed on the pitch shortly before half-time against Finland. The Inter Milan midfielder was rushed to hospital for emergency treatment, where he was later diagnosed to have suffered cardiac arrest. He was resuscitated on the pitch, and is recovering in a hospital in Copenhagen. Despite this tragic incident, Eriksen has posted on social media that he is ‘fine’ and is now focusing on preparing for the tournament.
Another notable Danish success in Euro 2016 is Christian Eriksen’s double-double against Russia. In the first two friendlies in March, he scored two goals and an assist. The Danish team will face Wales in the Round of 16 to determine who will progress to the quarter-finals. As a result of the humbling defeat, Denmark has a high chance of qualifying for the tournament once again. But it has a long way to go.
In a match marred by chaotic crowd behaviour, France found their stride in the final. Karim Benzema, the Real Madrid star who won the Champions League last week, combined with Kylian Mbappe to cause the Danish defense some trepidation. However, Denmark remained solid and defended the space they created. The first half was a great showcase for Benzema. He was one of the few players in the World Cup who could claim a third trophy in the tournament.
As a result, Denmark now stands seven points clear of Scotland in Group F. With a win over Austria on Sunday, Denmark will qualify for the 2022 World Cup, while the runners-up will go into a playoff with the other Nations League sides. However, a defeat against England on Monday could end Denmark’s dream of lifting the trophy. It is now just two wins away from being the first European nation to do so.