England and Denmark are two footballing nations that have each won one major international trophy. The Three Lions won the 1966 FIFA World Cup, while Denmark were crowned European champions in 1992. They’re preparing to cross swords once again and fans are bracing themselves for a fantastic spectacle.
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England and Denmark UEFA Euros Tournament Record
England are still yet to win their first UEFA European Championship title. The Three Lions have threatened to go the distance, with notable performances at Euro 1996 and Euro 2020.
At Euro 1996, England embarked on an amazing adventure on home soil. They faced arch-rivals Germany in the semi-finals and, after 120 minutes of high-octane action, England were beaten 7-6 in a heartbreaking penalty shoot-out defeat.
Euro 2020 marked another historic milestone for England as they advanced to their first European Championship final. However, their dreams of glory were thwarted in another penalty shoot-out defeat at Wembley Stadium, this time against Italy.
Denmark, on the other hand, boasts a compelling UEFA European Championship history which includes one remarkable trophy. Their crowning moment arrived at Euro 1992 when they beat Germany 2-0 in the final.
In a remarkable turn of events, Denmark, who had initially not qualified, was granted entry due to the Yugoslav Wars and ultimately secured a memorable victory. The Danes are yet to appear in another UEFA European Championship final, but did reach the semi-finals at Euro 2020.
England vs Denmark Head to Head
England and Denmark famously met at the semi-finals of Euro 2020 at Wembley Stadium. The hosts were the clear favourites but went 1-0 down to a stunning free kick from Mikkel Damsgaard. England equalised through a Simon Kjaer own goal and secured their spot in the final through a Harry Kane winner in extra-time.
Their only other previous meeting at the European Championships came during Denmark’s famous Euro 1992 campaign. They faced England in their opening group game and the match ended 0-0.
