It’s do-or-die for both teams. Denmark is in a slightly better position than the Serbs, with two points from two matches, unlike their rivals, who have only one. Leaving Germany following a group stage would be a big disappointment for either unit, which only adds more tension ahead of this event.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The Danes had a lead against Slovenia, but instead of sealing the deal, they slowed down and defended themselves in the late part of the game, reaching a situation where they feared for that one point. Against England, it was the other way around, with Denmark falling behind but getting back on track, pressuring the Three Lions.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
From what we saw, Denmark has problems with consistency, and why is that we don’t quite know. This team had solid chemistry in the past, with the players being together for quite a long time. Also, there is one more thing that hurts the Danish squad: Hojlund’s ineffectiveness upfront. He didn’t justify being one of the “best” strikers in the Premiership.<\/p>\n\n\n\n