Spain and Denmark, two European Championship-winning nations, are preparing to face off in an intriguing clash. Both teams carry lofty ambitions, hoping to replicate their success from years gone by.
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Spain and Denmark UEFA Euros Tournament Record
Both Spain and Denmark have achieved glory in the UEFA European Championships, but only La Roja have won it on multiple occasions.
Spain boasts a remarkable history in the UEFA European Championships, clinching the title on three occasions - a feat matched only by Germany. Their successful European campaign at Euro 1964 marked their first chapter of glory in the competition.
La Roja's golden era of ‘tiki-taka’ football was rewarded with back-to-back trophies at Euro 2008 and Euro 2012. Their unstoppable brand of football dominated the world and Spain’s 4-0 Euro 2012 final win over Italy remains the biggest victory margin in any major international final.
Denmark secured their historic European Championship in 1992, overcoming all odds to claim the championship. They were not due to participate in the tournament, but were invited as a late replacement for war-torn Yugoslavia. They beat Germany 2-0 in the Euro final and their success stands out as one of the most extraordinary achievements in the tournament’s history.
They are yet to reach another European Championship final, but the Danes remain a threatening team in the realm of international football. At Euro 2020, Denmark’s impressive run led them to the semi-finals, where they lost to England 2-1 after extra-time.
Spain vs Denmark Head to Head
Two fascinating matches played out when Spain and Denmark crossed paths at the European Championships. They first met at the semi-finals of Euro 1984 in France. The match was still level after 120 minutes and Denmark stumbled out broken-hearted after losing 5-4 in a tense penalty shoot-out.
At Euro 1988, Spain and Denmark faced off in the group stage. The thrilling encounter ended 3-2 to Spain, who boast an impressive historic record against Denmark.
