Italy vs Denmark Euro 2024 Tickets

A thrilling football match is on the horizon as Italy and Denmark, two nations with a history of success, prepare to face off at the UEFA European Championships. Italy will be favourites to win, but Denmark have proven in the past that they’re more than capable of pulling off an upset.

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Italy and Denmark UEFA Euros Tournament Record

Both Italy and Denmark have tasted success in this competition, winning three European Championship trophies between them.

The Italian national team have been crowned champions of Europe on two occasions in their history. Buoyed by the home support, Italy triumphed at Euro 1968 after beating Yugoslavia in the final.

They reached the Euro 2000 and Euro 2012 finals, but lost to France and Spain, respectively. At Euro 2020, Italy won their second Euro title, beating England at Wembley Stadium courtesy of a penalty shoot-out. Italy are always among the top contenders and will be aiming to get their hands on a third trophy this summer.

The Denmark national team famously upset the odds to clinch a remarkable victory at Euro 1992. They had initially failed to qualify for the competition, but were invited as emergency replacements for war-torn Yugoslavia. Denmark won their first piece of silverware after defeating the overwhelming favourites, Germany, in the final.

In the years that followed, Denmark failed to reach the semi-final stage of a major international tournament until Euro 2020. They went 1-0 up against England, but were defeated 2-1 after 120 minutes of action.

Italy vs Denmark Head to Head

There have been two previous encounters between Italy and Denmark in the group stages at the UEFA European Championships. At Euro 1988, the Azzurri beat the Danes 2-0 in Cologne, thus securing their spot in the knockout stages. The two nations met again at Euro 2004, and excellent goalkeeping performances from Gianluigi Buffon and Thomas Sørensen led to a 0-0 draw.