Denmark beat the Czech Republic 2: 1 (2: 0).
Thomas Dileinijs and Kaspers Dolbergs scored for Denmark, and Patrics Šiks scored for the Czechs.
Dāņi took the lead in the fifth minute, when Dileinijs broke out of the corner kick with a head shot after Jensa Strigera Larsena’s pass, 1 – 0 in the left corner of the ball.
The Czechs recovered and started attacking more, but in the 42nd minute the Danes were at the goal again. After Joakima Mehle’s head, Dileinijs did not reach the ball a bit, but it landed directly on the foot of Dolberg, who sent it from the air – 2: 0.
The Czechs started the second half with two shifts and tried to play the whole second half. There were more fights in the field and the Danes tried to protect the dominance.
In the 51st minute, the Czechs regained one goal after the center of Vladimir Coufala directly on the head of Shikam, who delivered the ball to the goal along the right side of the goal post – 1: 2.
The Czechs failed to achieve more.
The Czech team took third place in subgroup D with one success. Scotland won 2-0, Croatia was tied 1-1, but England lost 0-1. In the eighth final, the Czechs unexpectedly defeated the Netherlands 2: 0.
In the first game of the championship, Denmark lost the productive midfielder Christian Eriksen, who was revived after being hit on the field and is now continuing his rehabilitation at home. Denmark lost to Finland (0: 1) and Belgium (1: 2) in subgroup B, but in the end they defeated Russia 4: 1, winning second place in the group. In the eighth final, the Danes defeated Wales convincingly with 4: 0.
The leader of the Czech national team is Tomás Souček, the midfielder of Westham, and Vladimir Darid from Berlin Hertha also plays a big role in the middle of the field. The Patrick Shik, who plays for Leverkusen “Bayer”, has high hopes for the attack on the Czech national team, which plays irregularly in the attack.
Yusuf Poulsen scored two goals for the Danes, but Pierre Emil Hojbjerg assisted three times.
The Czech national team won bronze medals in Portugal in 2004, but eight years later stopped in the quarterfinals for sixth place. This is the ninth championship for Denmark and the most successful so far was in 1992, when they unexpectedly managed to triumph in the final tournament. At that time, the Danes entered the final only after the disqualification of Yugoslavia.
He has not played in the quarterfinals of the Danish European Championship since 2004, when the Czech national team lost 0-3 to Portugal.
Jaroslav Šilhavij has been at the helm of the Czech national team since 2018, while the Danish team is led by Kaspers Hjulmands, who started working last year.
In the test matches, the Czech Republic capitulated to Italy 0: 4 and defeated Albania 3: 1, while the Danes played a draw 1: 1 with Germany and defeated Bosnia and Herzegovina 2: 0.
In 11 games, the Danes have won the Czech footballers only twice. The last of them was in the 2013 World Cup qualification, when the success was celebrated with a result of 3: 0. Six of the 11 games ended in a draw.
The winner of the semi-final will meet with the winner of Saturday’s match between Ukraine and England.
On Friday, it became clear that Italy and Spain will play in the second semi-final.
The semi-final matches take place on July 6 and 7, but the final match is expected on July 11.
The final tournament of the 2021 European Championship will take place in 11 European cities until July 11. The continent’s strongest team will be determined at Wembley Stadium in London. The revamped Wembley Stadium will host the national team title match for the first time in history, but its predecessor once played the 1966 World Cup final and the 1996 European Championship final.
Five years ago, Portugal was crowned European Champion, beating France in the final match in Paris with a score of 1: 0.
In the final of the European Championship, 24 teams were divided into six subgroups of four each. The two best teams automatically qualified for the first round or the eighth final of the elimination tournament, as well as the four best third place winners.
A total of 51 games will be played in this European Championship. When there were 16 more teams in the tournament, 31 matches had to be played.
Composition of the Danish national football team for the final of the European Championship:
goalkeepers: Kasper Schmeichel (City of Leicester, England), Frederik Rennov (Schalke 04, Gelsenkirchen, Germany), Jonas Lesl (Midtjylland, Herning and Ikast);
defenders: Simon Kerr (AC Milan, Italy), Andreas Christensen (London Chelsea, England), Jannik Westergord (Southampton, England), Joakim Mehle (Bergamo Atalanta, Italy), Jens Striger Larsen (” Udinese “, Italy), Joakim Andersen (London” Fulham “, England), Nikolai Boilesen (” Kobenhavn “);
midfielders: Christian Eriksen (Milan Inter, Italy), Thomas Dileinij (Dortmund Borussia, Germany), Pierre Emil Hojbjerg (Tottenham Hotspur, England), Christian Nergord, Matthias Jensen (both Brentford, England) , Anders Kristiansen (Malmo, Sweden), Daniel Vass (Valencia, Spain), Robert Skov (Hoffenheim, Germany);
attackers: Martin Brittwitz (Barcelona, Spain), Yusuf Poulsen (Leipzig, Germany), Jonas Wind (Kobenhavn), (Nice, France), Andreas Cornelius (Parma, Italy), Andreas Skov Olsen (Bologna, Italy), Michel Damsgord (Sampdoria, Italy).
The Czech national team for the final of the European Championship: goalkeepers: Aleş Mandous (“Sigma” in Olomouc), Tomas Vaclick (“Sevilla”, Spain), Tomas Koubek (“Augsburg”, Germany); protectors: Jan Borjil, David Zima, Thomas Holes (all – Prague “Slavia”), Jakub Brabets (Victoria “Pilsen”), Ondrzej Chelustka (Prague “Sparta”), Vladimir Coufals (Westham “United”, England), Pavel Caderbab (Hoffenheim, Germany), Thomas Calass (Bristol City, England), Ales Matthew (Brescia, Italy); midfielders: Antonin Barak (Verona, Italy), Vladimir Darida (Hertha, Berlin, Germany), Lukas Masopust, Petr Shevchik (both Prague’s Slavia), Jacob Jankto (Sampdoria, Italy), Alex Kral ( Moscow’s “Spartak”, Russia), Jakub Pesek (Liberan’s “Slovan”), Thomas Sauchech (Westham’s “United”, England), Mikhail Sadilek (“Liberec”); attackers: Michael Krmenchik (Thessaloniki PAOK, Greece), Thomas Pekhart (Warsaw Legia, Poland), Patrick Chic (Bayer of Leverkusen, Germany), Matthew Vidra (Burnley, England), Adam Hlozek (Prague Sparta) ).
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