Two UEFA European Championship winners, Germany and Denmark, are poised to face off in a compelling encounter. Germany is a dominant force in this tournament and boast three UEFA European Championship titles. Denmark have also tasted success in this competition, but will need to be at their best to beat Germany when they next meet.
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Germany and Denmark UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Germany is a nation that is synonymous with success in the UEFA European Championships. Their record of winning the tournament three times is matched only by Spain. Moreover, Germany has reached the final more than any other nation, appearing in the showpiece finale on six occasions.
Their first taste of European glory came in 1972, when Germany trumped the Soviet Union 3-0 thanks to a brace from legendary striker Gerd Muller. In the Euro 1980 final, Horst Hrubesch emulated Muller's goal-scoring heroics, scoring twice against Belgium in a narrow 2-1 Germany victory.
In 1996, Germany won their third European Championship when they downed the Czech Republic 2-1 in London, England. This time it was Olivier Bierhoff continuing the German tradition of scoring a match-winning brace in the final.
Denmark has won the tournament once, beating Germany 2-0 in the Euro 1992 final. The Danes initially failed to qualify for the tournament, but were invited to take part instead of Yugoslavia, due to war in the Balkans.
Their best performance in recent years came at Euro 2020. Denmark reached the semi-finals, but were beaten by England after extra-time.
Germany vs Denmark Head to Head
Germany and Denmark have met three times in the UEFA European Championships. Their first meeting was at Euro 1988 and Germany completed a routine 2-0 victory over the Danes in the group stage.
Their next meeting was the famous Euro 1992 final, in which Denmark stunned Die Mannschaft 2-0. John Jensen and Kim Vilfort scored the two goals which secured Denmark’s first and only international trophy. The two nations met for the third time at Euro 2012 in Group B. Germany won the match 2-1 to eliminate Denmark, with Lars Bender scoring the winning goal in the 80th minute.
